There have been calls to address the issue of fairness in content review regulations between online video services (OTT) and TV broadcasting.

At the 10th session of the 15th National Assembly, the National Assembly will consider and approve the Press Law (amended), this issue is attracting the attention of journalists and public opinion.

As the FCC enters a regulation review period, it seeks to consider changing its broadcasting rules to help TV better compete with streaming and other new forms of media.

President Donald Trump has suggested his administration should revoke the licenses of broadcast TV stations that he said are “against” him.

The 12th Silk Road International Film Festival has brought together filmmakers from multiple countries to discuss international cooperation in the film industry and explore ways to create a better industry ecosystem in the context of globalization.

KidVid rules were born of good intentions — to ensure children weren’t shortchanged by profit-driven commercial broadcasters. But three decades later, they’ve morphed into an outsourced compliance exercise dominated by a single producer.

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs suggests stricter oversight, age verification, expert panel-led review of OTT platforms.

The 21-page policy document, which aims to double the sector’s GDP contribution by 2030, calls for ₹1 lakh crore ($12bn) in annual infrastructure investment. It targets a twofold increase in telecom exports, start-ups and R&D spending—particularly in emerging technologies.

The Indonesian Ministry of Communication and Informatics (Komdigi) is developing a content rating and age classification system for online games.

Activists say a ban on LGBTQ+ digital content could lead to job losses and additional obstacles accessing specialised health services.

A CUTS study has highlighted how anti-tobacco warnings on OTT platforms are affecting viewers, with 35% finding them intrusive.

Instead of spending limited state capacity on policing obscene content, India should invest in media literacy and public-service broadcasting to build a mature society.

MIB's draft amendment proposing exclusing of landing page viewership from measurement could reshape not just how ratings are counted, buy also how advertising money flows through the TV ecosystem.

MeitY released the draft amendment to IT Rules on synthetic information, which mandates labelling such content but lacks certain clarity.

The proposed exemption for smaller distributors has drawn strong opposition from broadcasters, who argue that under-reporting and piracy are often linked to smaller DPOs.

India’s pay-TV collapse isn’t a market failure, it’s a policy one. Unfair state intervention, regulation gaps, and free broadcasting platforms are hobbling private players and draining the industry’s vitality.

Claiming that movie production “has been stolen’’ from Hollywood and the U.S., Trump posted said he would be imposed the 100% tariff on “any and all movies” made outside of the U.S.

The Government of India, through the Department of Telecommunications (DoT), has commendably taken many proactive steps over a period to strengthen the nation's cybersecurity framework.

The head of South Korea's broadcasting watchdog on Tuesday said the government's proposed reorganization, which includes shutting down her institution, will face "legal judgment" should it be passed by parliament.

As debates around the regulation of Over-The-Top (OTT) platforms continue to intensify, several experts are calling for a shift in approach - Arguing that content oversight should come from within the industry, not the government.

Social media regulation is necessary. But it has to be targeted, not sweeping; responsive to real harm, not preoccupied with suspicion, says the Institute of Policy Studies’ Chew Han Ei.

As Thailand navigates economic challenges and an increasingly dynamic digital landscape, Jirawat Poomsrikaew explores the urgent need for fit-for-purpose digital platform regulations that balance innovation, competitiveness, and public interest, laying the foundation for a resilient, forward-looking digital economy.

In a candid and insightful address to the cable TV fraternity, Shankar called for introspection, collaboration, and bold steps to reinvigorate a sector facing both challenges and hidden strengths.