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Google deals blow to EU copyright law, says won’t pay media outlets The announcement, which will result in free content gaining higher visibility, comes after France became the first EU country to adopt the bloc’s wide-ranging copyright reform in July Current Affairs  :- Google said Wednesday it won’t pay European news sources for utilizing their articles, pictures and recordings in its hunts in France, in a move that will undermine another EU copyright law. The tech monster said it would just show content in its web index results and on Google News from media bunches who had given their consent for it to be utilized for nothing. The declaration, which will bring about free substance increasing higher perceivability, comes after France turned into the primary EU nation to receive the coalition’s wide-extending copyright change in July. The enactment is planned for guaranteeing media firms are paid for unique substance shown by Google, Facebook and other innovation...

Media & entertainment industry pegged at Rs 4.5 trillion by 2023 TV subscription remains the top in video content revenue pie Economy :-As indicated by PwC Media and Entertainment (M&E) Outlook 2018-23 discharged by the exploration firm on Thursday, the Indian M&E segment is ready to develop at a compound yearly development rate (CAGR) of 11.28 percent throughout the following five years, and achieve Rs 4.51 trillion by 2023. This is altogether higher than the worldwide M&E income development anticipated at 4.3 percent for a similar period. While new media stages, for example, over-the-top (OTT) video and web promoting are relied upon to lead the development, conventional stages, for example, TV and print keep on appearing. OTT video: India’s OTT video market will develop at a 21.8% CAGR from Rs 4,464 crore in 2018 to Rs 11, 976 crore in 2023 with membership video on interest set to increment at 23.3% CAGR. India’s OTT video market is required to overwhel...

Does media influence voting behaviour? This research offers some insights   Aditi Mehta     Uncategorized     May 20, 2019   1 Minute Increasing access to political information through the mass media may enable citizens to monitor incumbents’ behaviour, and use this information in voting decisions LokSabha Elections 2019 :  The 2019 Lok Sabha decisions are on track to be the costliest general race by promoting spends- – spending by ideological groups is anticipated to flood 73% over the 2014 Lok Sabha races. In the midst of a rush of ‘mediatisation’ of Indian legislative issues, the media’s capacity to set political motivation has extended, and races have been changed into a picture challenge between conspicuous identities. As media and governmental issues become always interlaced, an inquiry emerges: how does media presentation sway casting a ballot practices and feelings? The spike available for use of strange data – or counterfeit ne...