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2 Instagram Influencers Arrested For Abusive, Obscene Content In UP
Two Instagram influencers from Uttar Pradesh's Sambhal have been arrested for creating and circulating obscene and abusive content on social media. The duo, Mehak and Pari, have a significant following online.
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"Flies In There": Gulab Jamun Making Video Does Not Impress Internet
A content creator shared a video showing how gulab jamuns are prepared in bulk.
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Amazon Prime Movie Rental Service Launched in India
Amazon Prime Video has launched a movie rental service in India, starting with the likes of The Batman, Scream, Moonfall, and Spider-Man: No Way Home.
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YouTube Suspends Payments to 14 Brazilian Accounts Over Election Disinformation
YouTube said it had suspended payments to content producers from 14 channels accused of spreading fake news about next year's election by the country's federal electoral court.
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Amazon Prime Snags Bollywood Premieres As Pandemic Closes Theatres
"There will be a reset in the way that producers and studios think about their portfolios," said the Director and Head of Content, Prime Video, India
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TikTok Prevented Disabled Users' Videos From Going Viral: Report
TikTok has acknowledged that content produced by disabled users was deliberately suppressed by the firm's moderators in a bid to prevent these users from becoming victims of bullying, the media reported.
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Apple Targets April Launch of Video Streaming Service to Take on Netflix, Prime Video: Report
Apple is spending $2 billion in Hollywood to produce its own content and signing major stars such as Oprah Winfrey.
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Why Is Hollywood-Focussed Hooq Foraying Into Originals?
Hooq wants to change the kind of content that is the norm and believes that Indian filmmakers have a key role to play in this.
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Netflix, Amazon Prime Video Are Now Poaching Top TV Talent
The two streaming networks have lured the makers of pioneering shows from broadcast and cable networks with big cash offers and promises of creative freedom.
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Snapchat Plans Move Into Scripted Content by the End of the Year
Currently, Snapchat is relying on its partners to finance video content rather than commissioning on its own.
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Lewd Comments, Obscene Videos: Police Case Against ScoopWhoop Founder Suparn Pandey
Suparn Pandey, one of the founders of ScoopWhoop, a site that produces viral content, has been accused of sexual harassment by a former employee and the police has filed a case against him.
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Inside Amazon's Stand-Up Comedy Specials – No Censorship, No Women
Amazon India's new deal with OML will produce 14 hour-long stand-up comedy specials for its Prime Video streaming service.
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Facebook Trying to Lure YouTube's Top Content Producers: Report
According to a WSJ report, Facebook has already approached some producers to get them to distribute their videos on the social network.
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Saudi watchdog to regulate content from local YouTube producers: Report
The General Authority for Audiovisual Media is the recently formed watchdog.
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YouTube sees money in gaming-related content
Advertisers and media companies are placing big bets on producers creating gaming-related content.
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2 Instagram Influencers Arrested For Abusive, Obscene Content In UP
Two Instagram influencers from Uttar Pradesh's Sambhal have been arrested for creating and circulating obscene and abusive content on social media. The duo, Mehak and Pari, have a significant following online.
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"Flies In There": Gulab Jamun Making Video Does Not Impress Internet
A content creator shared a video showing how gulab jamuns are prepared in bulk.
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Amazon Prime Movie Rental Service Launched in India
Amazon Prime Video has launched a movie rental service in India, starting with the likes of The Batman, Scream, Moonfall, and Spider-Man: No Way Home.
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YouTube Suspends Payments to 14 Brazilian Accounts Over Election Disinformation
YouTube said it had suspended payments to content producers from 14 channels accused of spreading fake news about next year's election by the country's federal electoral court.
-
Amazon Prime Snags Bollywood Premieres As Pandemic Closes Theatres
"There will be a reset in the way that producers and studios think about their portfolios," said the Director and Head of Content, Prime Video, India
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TikTok Prevented Disabled Users' Videos From Going Viral: Report
TikTok has acknowledged that content produced by disabled users was deliberately suppressed by the firm's moderators in a bid to prevent these users from becoming victims of bullying, the media reported.
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Apple Targets April Launch of Video Streaming Service to Take on Netflix, Prime Video: Report
Apple is spending $2 billion in Hollywood to produce its own content and signing major stars such as Oprah Winfrey.
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Why Is Hollywood-Focussed Hooq Foraying Into Originals?
Hooq wants to change the kind of content that is the norm and believes that Indian filmmakers have a key role to play in this.
-
Netflix, Amazon Prime Video Are Now Poaching Top TV Talent
The two streaming networks have lured the makers of pioneering shows from broadcast and cable networks with big cash offers and promises of creative freedom.
-
Snapchat Plans Move Into Scripted Content by the End of the Year
Currently, Snapchat is relying on its partners to finance video content rather than commissioning on its own.
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Lewd Comments, Obscene Videos: Police Case Against ScoopWhoop Founder Suparn Pandey
Suparn Pandey, one of the founders of ScoopWhoop, a site that produces viral content, has been accused of sexual harassment by a former employee and the police has filed a case against him.
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Inside Amazon's Stand-Up Comedy Specials – No Censorship, No Women
Amazon India's new deal with OML will produce 14 hour-long stand-up comedy specials for its Prime Video streaming service.
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Facebook Trying to Lure YouTube's Top Content Producers: Report
According to a WSJ report, Facebook has already approached some producers to get them to distribute their videos on the social network.
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Saudi watchdog to regulate content from local YouTube producers: Report
The General Authority for Audiovisual Media is the recently formed watchdog.
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YouTube sees money in gaming-related content
Advertisers and media companies are placing big bets on producers creating gaming-related content.
