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Public Broadcaster NPR Sues Trump Over Funding Cut Order
National Public Radio filed suit against Donald Trump, seeking to block his order to end federal funding for it and the PBS television network.
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Pakistan Minister Attaullah Tarar's "No Terror Camps" Claim Gets Fact Checked On Live TV
Pakistan's Information and Broadcasting Minister Attaullah Tarar was left red-faced on live television after Sky News journalist Yalda Hakim fact-checked his country's history of supporting terrorist organisations.
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Syria State TV Relaunches, Months After Assad's Ouster
Syrian state television officially relaunched on Monday with a trial broadcast almost five months after the ouster of longtime ruler Bashar al-Assad and following delays blamed on sanctions and dilapidated equipment.
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Japan's Fuji TV's Sex Assault Scandal: A Rundown Of How It Unfolded
Bosses at Fuji Television resigned on Monday as pressure grew on the Japanese broadcaster over sex assault allegations against celebrity host Masahiro Nakai.
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Olympic Commentator Removed After Sexist Remark On Women's Swimming Team
Television broadcaster Eurosport on Sunday removed a commentator from its Paris Olympics coverage after he made a sexist remark during the swimming competition.
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Supreme Court Extends Kannada News Channel Broadcast Ban Stay
The Supreme Court on Monday extended the stay till July 22 on the Karnataka High Court order that stopped the broadcast of Kannada news channel 'Power TV' over televising alleged sexual scandals involving some senior JD(S) politicians.
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Space Regulator Nod Must From Next Year To Use Non-Indian Satellites: Centre
The government has issued an advisory to satellite television broadcasters to seek authorisation from India's space regulator IN-SPACe for using non-Indian satellites from April 1 next year.
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Singapore's Lawrence Wong Sworn In As New Premier In 2 Decades
Singapore swore in Lawrence Wong as the city-state's new prime minister in a ceremony broadcast live on television on Wednesday after Lee Hsien Loong stepped down following two decades in office.
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Soon, You May Watch Videos Without SIM Card Or Internet: Centre's Big Plan
Last year, pilot projects to test the D2M technology were carried out in Bengaluru, Kartavya Path and Noida.
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Canada's Public Broadcaster To Cut 600 Jobs Amid Financial Crisis
Canada's public broadcaster on Monday announced it would cut 600 jobs, or 10 percent of its workforce, as it confronts financial challenges sparked by a drop in television ad revenues and competition from digital news outlets.
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Premier League Eyes Biggest Ever TV Rights Deal By Selling 70 More Matches
The Premier League is aiming to smash its own record domestic television rights deal after making 70 more matches available for broadcast from 2025.
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Robust Mechanism In Place To Regulate Media Channels, Supreme Court Told
Asserting that there is no statutory vacuum, the central government has told the Supreme Court there exists a robust mechanism for regulation of the content of private television channels.
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Russia Foreign Minister Arrives In Delhi For G20 Summit
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov arrived Friday to head Moscow's G20 summit delegation in President Vladimir Putin's absence, television broadcasts showed.
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Emmy Awards 2023 Delayed to January Due to Hollywood Actors and Writers Strikes
Emmy Awards 2023 has been delayed to next year. After months of discussions between the Television Academy and new broadcaster Fox, the 75th Primetime Emmy Awards will now be held on January 16 at 6:30am IST in India/ January 15 at 5pm PT in the US. The delay is owing to the ongoing actors’ and writers’ strikes in Hollywood, which prevents the ...
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100 Days Into Strike, Hollywood Writers, Actors To Meet Studio Officials
As the Hollywood writers' strike approaches the 100-day mark, Writers Guild of America (WGA) negotiators will meet on Friday with representatives of the major studios for the first time in three months to discuss whether contract talks can resume.
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Public Broadcaster NPR Sues Trump Over Funding Cut Order
National Public Radio filed suit against Donald Trump, seeking to block his order to end federal funding for it and the PBS television network.
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Pakistan Minister Attaullah Tarar's "No Terror Camps" Claim Gets Fact Checked On Live TV
Pakistan's Information and Broadcasting Minister Attaullah Tarar was left red-faced on live television after Sky News journalist Yalda Hakim fact-checked his country's history of supporting terrorist organisations.
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Syria State TV Relaunches, Months After Assad's Ouster
Syrian state television officially relaunched on Monday with a trial broadcast almost five months after the ouster of longtime ruler Bashar al-Assad and following delays blamed on sanctions and dilapidated equipment.
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Japan's Fuji TV's Sex Assault Scandal: A Rundown Of How It Unfolded
Bosses at Fuji Television resigned on Monday as pressure grew on the Japanese broadcaster over sex assault allegations against celebrity host Masahiro Nakai.
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Olympic Commentator Removed After Sexist Remark On Women's Swimming Team
Television broadcaster Eurosport on Sunday removed a commentator from its Paris Olympics coverage after he made a sexist remark during the swimming competition.
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Supreme Court Extends Kannada News Channel Broadcast Ban Stay
The Supreme Court on Monday extended the stay till July 22 on the Karnataka High Court order that stopped the broadcast of Kannada news channel 'Power TV' over televising alleged sexual scandals involving some senior JD(S) politicians.
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Space Regulator Nod Must From Next Year To Use Non-Indian Satellites: Centre
The government has issued an advisory to satellite television broadcasters to seek authorisation from India's space regulator IN-SPACe for using non-Indian satellites from April 1 next year.
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Singapore's Lawrence Wong Sworn In As New Premier In 2 Decades
Singapore swore in Lawrence Wong as the city-state's new prime minister in a ceremony broadcast live on television on Wednesday after Lee Hsien Loong stepped down following two decades in office.
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Soon, You May Watch Videos Without SIM Card Or Internet: Centre's Big Plan
Last year, pilot projects to test the D2M technology were carried out in Bengaluru, Kartavya Path and Noida.
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Canada's Public Broadcaster To Cut 600 Jobs Amid Financial Crisis
Canada's public broadcaster on Monday announced it would cut 600 jobs, or 10 percent of its workforce, as it confronts financial challenges sparked by a drop in television ad revenues and competition from digital news outlets.
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Premier League Eyes Biggest Ever TV Rights Deal By Selling 70 More Matches
The Premier League is aiming to smash its own record domestic television rights deal after making 70 more matches available for broadcast from 2025.
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Robust Mechanism In Place To Regulate Media Channels, Supreme Court Told
Asserting that there is no statutory vacuum, the central government has told the Supreme Court there exists a robust mechanism for regulation of the content of private television channels.
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Russia Foreign Minister Arrives In Delhi For G20 Summit
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov arrived Friday to head Moscow's G20 summit delegation in President Vladimir Putin's absence, television broadcasts showed.
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Emmy Awards 2023 Delayed to January Due to Hollywood Actors and Writers Strikes
Emmy Awards 2023 has been delayed to next year. After months of discussions between the Television Academy and new broadcaster Fox, the 75th Primetime Emmy Awards will now be held on January 16 at 6:30am IST in India/ January 15 at 5pm PT in the US. The delay is owing to the ongoing actors’ and writers’ strikes in Hollywood, which prevents the ...
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100 Days Into Strike, Hollywood Writers, Actors To Meet Studio Officials
As the Hollywood writers' strike approaches the 100-day mark, Writers Guild of America (WGA) negotiators will meet on Friday with representatives of the major studios for the first time in three months to discuss whether contract talks can resume.
