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How media industry wants to regulate GenAI trainingAmid rising concerns, India's media industry is highlighting the risks of unregulated AI training exploiting copyrighted works. In response...- Meta India appoints Aman Jain as new public policy headAman Jain will join the company early next year and will report to Simon Milner, Vice President of Policy, Asia Pacific (APAC) at Meta, the...
- Copyright Act may be updated for AI royaltyThe government is considering changes to the Copyright Act. This is to create a system for paying royalties to creators whose work is used ...
- Govt body proposes blanket content licence for AI trainingThe panel recommended mandatory blanket license for AI developers to train models on copyrighted works, without creator opt-out. While crea...
- Shah Rukh Khan to Salman Khan to Hrithik Roshan: How are Bollywood stars paid for movies? Producer on fee structureBollywood’s focus on star power has created a payment system where only about ten actors command extremely high fees, often reaching hundre...
- Bollywood's shift to streaming giants raises concerns over content diversity & market controlBollywood is seeing a shift where a few major streaming platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and JioHotStar dominate the content mar...
- British musicians release a silent album to protest plans to let AI use their workWith contributions from artists including Kate Bush, Annie Lennox, Cat Stevens and Damon Albarn, the album was released Tuesday to protest ...
- Paul McCartney says he fears AI will rip off artistsThe government is considering allowing tech firms to use copyrighted material for training artificial intelligence models unless creators e...
- Boom in e-commerce opens door for multiple jobs at all levelsThe e-commerce industry is booming due to increased smartphone and internet access, offering a plethora of job opportunities. Evolving cons...
- YouTuber sues Google Spain for wrongful dismissalThe lawsuit seeks to demonstrate an employment relationship between Jota, a creator of political satire content whose real name has not bee...
- Income from ad revenue sharing by X liable to GST, if it exceeds threshold: ExpertsIn recent times, X (formerly Twitter) has started advertisement revenue sharing for its X Premium subscribers or verified organisations. Th...
- News firms seek transparency, collective negotiation over content use by AI makers in open letterServices like OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Bard, which use the language producing generative AI, has led to a surge in online content prod...
- The impact of edtech on education financingTechnology has transformed the education sector, making educational resources more accessible and affordable than ever before. In India, bo...
- Reforms 2.0 in works to create robust telecom companies, says Ashwini VaishnawWeighing in on a global debate, Vaishnaw said online platforms need to remunerate original creators and publishers of content "adequately" ...
- Routes to passive income: How to create a large asset base that can generate income for a long timePeople have found various ways to build assets and earn from them; or enhance the value of content a human asset can produce. They also con...
- Google, Facebook forced to pay creators under new EU rulesThe new rules mean music producers and publishers could come gunning for more money from Alphabet Inc’s Google and Facebook Inc
- Artificial Intelligence to create challenges for policymakers in future: WIPO DGThe DG of the WIPO suggested that the problem of piracy in the media industry can be taken care of by business model based on reasonable su...
- Left backs out, demands 'formal consultation' on Copyright BillIt is not going to be smooth sailing for human resource development minister Kapil Sibal's Copyright (Amendment) Bill.
- Is Reckitt's media pitch a wake-up call for industry?Clients’ demand for fee on media pitches is unjustified.
- EU screens plan for single market in online films, music & gamesThe European Commission plans to boost the online market for music, films and games while promising to uphold intellectual property rights.
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