 "At WTO, India wants to ‘break’ internet? Movies, songs, books… free streaming may end, so might West’s digital power – Firstpost")
You might not be able to watch your favourite spy movie on Netflix or the latest hilarious romcom that you have been waiting for eagerly to hit Amazon videos for free. Free streaming of entertainment and data that crosses so many international borders to come to your device may end soon. So will tariff-free e-commerce. …
There has been a significant increase in content consumption, per a new survey by Axis My India. Besides, a majority of respondents to the survey indicated that household spending had increased. Overall, Axis My India’s latest India Consumer Sentiment Index (CSI) paints an optimistic picture of consumer spending trends at the dawn of the New …
New Delhi: India’s digital advertising industry has yet to fully capitalize on the rapid growth of the open internet. Consumers dedicate half their time to the open internet (OI), yet ad spending on this platform accounts for just 15%, compared with a whopping 85% on walled gardens. This translates to a 5.5 times higher ad …
Cellular Operators Association of India Director General S P Kochhar on Thursday made a case for sharing profit between OTT players and telecom companies for using 5G networks. “While telcos carry their traffic of voice and data, majority of the use of these networks is done by OTT players who load these networks with massive …
The online gaming industry is highly optimistic about the new regulations released by the government on Thursday. According to industry experts, these rules will not only promote innovation but also instill investor confidence and eliminate gambling platforms, making the sector globally competitive. The industry collectively described the regulations as a “watershed moment,” a “game-changer,” and …