Broadcast & Digital Media

Netflix, Disney and YouTube prepare to compete for US broadcasting rights to the 2030 and 2034 tournaments.
The new AI-powered comment search tools in YouTube Studio allow creators to find and organise comments by topic and meaning.
India’s DoT proposes strict new rules for satellite communication providers, mandating security clearances, network restrictions and compliance requirements.
MIB proposes unified regulatory framework covering television, radio and DTH services to streamline oversight across the broadcasting sector.
ZEE5 Faces Backlash After FIFA World Cup 2026 Opening Night Streaming Failures
The Game-Changing Tech Transforming FIFA World Cup 2026
Zee Launches Unite8 Sports Channels Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026
Smart TV manufacturers have urged TRAI to exclude device makers from proposed regulations governing FAST and internet-based television services in India.
Television broadcasters are evaluating legal options after the Delhi High Court upheld TRAI’s 12-minute-per-hour advertising cap.
FIFA World Cup 2026 Finally Gets a Home in India: Zee Wins Broadcast Rights
Meta Rolls Out Paid Subscription Plans for Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp
CNN has sued AI search startup Perplexity over alleged unauthorised use of news content in AI-generated search responses.
YouTube is expanding AI transparency measures by labelling synthetic or AI-generated videos, including content not disclosed by creators.
FIFA World Cup 2026 Broadcast Rights in India Finalised? Big Update for Football Fans
Why Is India Still Without a FIFA World Cup 2026 Broadcaster Just Weeks Before Kickoff?
HT Media will shut multiple FM radio stations across key metro markets as India’s private radio industry faces mounting financial and regulatory challenges.
Broadcasters express concerns over TRAI’s proposed ALTD framework, say it could alter control dynamics in India’s broadcast distribution.
Prasar Bharati’s Direct-to-Mobile (D2M) broadcasting technology trials in India.
BARC Introduces New TRP Guidelines to Ensure Genuine Viewer Choice
Delhi High Court issues notice on a petition seeking free-to-air broadcast of FIFA World Cup 2026.
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