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Pakistan Risk Potential $38 Million Lawsuit Over 'India Match Boycott' Talks In T20 World Cup
Pakistan could end up facing a USD 38 million legal battle with the broadcaster if they decide to boycott the India match in the upcoming T20 World Cup 2026.
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Police Versus Media Over Arrest of Journalists In Telangana
Tension between the Telangana state administration and some sections of the media reached a boiling point on Wednesday following the late-night detention of three journalists from a prominent Telugu news outlet, NTV.
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Setback For ICC Ahead Of T20 World Cup, JioStar Says Can't Fulfill USD 3 Billion Media Rights Deal
Ahead of the T20 World Cup 2026, the International Cricket Council has faced a severe blow after JioStar expressed its desire to pull out as the official broadcasters.
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BBC Caught In Crossfire Of Polarised Political And Media Landscape: Report
Accused of being biased by some, defended as a champion of impartiality by others, the BBC is once again the subject of a thorny debate about the role of a publicly funded broadcaster in an increasingly polarised landscape.
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Xbox Flies Giant Screen Over Miami To Set Gaming World Record
Xbox took a massive TV into the sky over Miami to break a Guinness World Record for the largest video game display flown by helicopter.
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Supreme Court Bans Clicking Photos, Making Reels In Its High Security Zone
The top court asked the media personnel to conduct interviews and live broadcast of news at the designated lawn area, which is a low security zone.
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Top Court Seeks Social Media Regulation Guidelines, Flags Free Speech Misuse
The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Centre to place on record draft guidelines aimed at regulating social media content, stressing that the framework must be prepared in consultation with the News Broadcasting Standards Authority (NBSA).
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Trump Threatens To Strip Broadcast Licenses Of NBC, ABC Over News Coverage
US President Donald Trump berated NBC and ABC as "two of the worst and most biased networks in history," adding hed support the FCC in revoking licenses to their television stations.
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How The World's Top Ad Agencies Aligned To Fix Prices In India
The exchanges form part of a confidential dossier compiled by India's antitrust watchdog that chronicles how global advertising companies, including leading U.S. and European firms, coordinated to rig prices in the world's most populous nation.
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Iranian Anchor Emerges Hero After Israeli Strikes, Her Gesture Goes Viral
Sahar Imani, one of the most prominent anchors with the Iranian state television, is being praised widely on social media for returning to broadcast immediately after an Israeli strike on the studio last evening.
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Pakistan Risk Potential $38 Million Lawsuit Over 'India Match Boycott' Talks In T20 World Cup
Pakistan could end up facing a USD 38 million legal battle with the broadcaster if they decide to boycott the India match in the upcoming T20 World Cup 2026.
-
Police Versus Media Over Arrest of Journalists In Telangana
Tension between the Telangana state administration and some sections of the media reached a boiling point on Wednesday following the late-night detention of three journalists from a prominent Telugu news outlet, NTV.
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Setback For ICC Ahead Of T20 World Cup, JioStar Says Can't Fulfill USD 3 Billion Media Rights Deal
Ahead of the T20 World Cup 2026, the International Cricket Council has faced a severe blow after JioStar expressed its desire to pull out as the official broadcasters.
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BBC Caught In Crossfire Of Polarised Political And Media Landscape: Report
Accused of being biased by some, defended as a champion of impartiality by others, the BBC is once again the subject of a thorny debate about the role of a publicly funded broadcaster in an increasingly polarised landscape.
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Xbox Flies Giant Screen Over Miami To Set Gaming World Record
Xbox took a massive TV into the sky over Miami to break a Guinness World Record for the largest video game display flown by helicopter.
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Supreme Court Bans Clicking Photos, Making Reels In Its High Security Zone
The top court asked the media personnel to conduct interviews and live broadcast of news at the designated lawn area, which is a low security zone.
-
Top Court Seeks Social Media Regulation Guidelines, Flags Free Speech Misuse
The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Centre to place on record draft guidelines aimed at regulating social media content, stressing that the framework must be prepared in consultation with the News Broadcasting Standards Authority (NBSA).
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Trump Threatens To Strip Broadcast Licenses Of NBC, ABC Over News Coverage
US President Donald Trump berated NBC and ABC as "two of the worst and most biased networks in history," adding hed support the FCC in revoking licenses to their television stations.
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How The World's Top Ad Agencies Aligned To Fix Prices In India
The exchanges form part of a confidential dossier compiled by India's antitrust watchdog that chronicles how global advertising companies, including leading U.S. and European firms, coordinated to rig prices in the world's most populous nation.
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Iranian Anchor Emerges Hero After Israeli Strikes, Her Gesture Goes Viral
Sahar Imani, one of the most prominent anchors with the Iranian state television, is being praised widely on social media for returning to broadcast immediately after an Israeli strike on the studio last evening.
