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SC Issues Notice to Centre, OTT Platforms Over Streaming of Obscene Content
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SC Issues Notice to Centre, OTT Platforms Over Streaming of Obscene Content

SC seeks Centre, OTT platforms’ reply on plea over obscene content streaming; stresses need for regulation to protect public morality and youth.

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SC dismisses plea for direction to set up regulatory board to monitor & manage OTT platforms Judiciary
SC dismisses plea for direction to set up regulatory board to monitor & manage OTT platforms

SC dismisses plea to set up a regulatory board for OTT platforms, stating the issue falls under policy matters, not for the court to intervene.

Plea filed in SC for direction to set up regulatory board to monitor & manage OTT platforms Judiciary
Plea filed in SC for direction to set up regulatory board to monitor & manage OTT platforms

Plea in SC seeks creation of regulatory board to monitor OTT platforms, citing unchecked content and national security concerns.

Broadcasting Bill 2024: Will It Destroy the Content Creator Industry? Know The Law
Broadcasting Bill 2024: Will It Destroy the Content Creator Industry?

The withdrawal of the 2024 Draft Broadcast Bill sparks more debate than clarity, leaving both the media and legal sectors questioning the future of digital regulation.

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