After more than 20 years as CEO of Netflix Inc., co-founder Reed Hastings steps down; Greg Peters and Ted Sarandos, both longtime associates, take his place. They have recently released information regarding the company’s future, which includes a plan to

Netflix Inc. is anticipated to report its slowest quarterly revenue growth on Thursday as its ad-supported plan struggles to attract customers in the competitive U.S. market, which might put pressure on the firm to reduce content investment this year. The

The 80th Golden Globes awarded Naatu Naatu, the upbeat hit from SS Rajamouli’s RRR, with the Best Song (Motion Picture) award. The song, which celebrates the friendship and dance-inspired energy of RRR’s lead actors Ram Charan and Jr. NTR, triumphed

The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs authorised a central sector scheme named “Broadcasting Infrastructure and Network Development” (BIND) on Wednesday for Prasar Bharati’s infrastructure development, including All India Radio (AIR) and Doordarshan (DD), at a cost of 2,539.61 crore. The

Pele, one of the all-time great football players, passed away on Thursday at the age of 82 years after battling cancer. Footballers, clubs, and national federations are still in shock over the death of the Brazilian legend. A year has passed

It took James Cameron’s Avatar sequel just under 13 days to surpass the $1 billion milestone at the box office, despite its release thirteen years after the first movie of the science-fiction franchise. As of December 26, estimates indicate that

Netflix appears prepared to prohibit users from sharing passwords as of the beginning of 2023. The market leader in streaming has been discussing this move for some time. Netflix has experienced losses as a result of the password-sharing feature, causing

The Press Information Bureau (PIB) Fact Check Unit (FCU) said on Tuesday that it has busted three YouTube channels that were spreading misleading information in India, following a series of over 40 fact-checks. According to the bureau these YouTube channels had about

The government is spending less than half of what it did seven years ago on print and television advertising, according to a response to Parliament from the information and broadcasting ministry on Tuesday. The ministry reported that it spent 424.84