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India hits Netflix, Amazon, and Disney with a new content regulation proposal. India's Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has reportedly proposed a new law that would only allow streaming applications such as Netflix, Amazon, Disney Plus, and broadcasting networks to go on air if each has a government-approved, diverse Content Evaluation Committee (CEC), dubbed as the Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill 2023.

The Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Friday invited comments on the Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill, 2023 that will provide for a consolidated framework to regulate broadcasting services including DTH, OTT and digital news platforms.

The Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Friday invited comments on the Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill, 2023 that will provide for a consolidated framework to regulate broadcasting services including DTH, OTT and digital ...

The draft bill also provides for content evaluation committees with independent members, more participative Broadcast Advisory Council for self-regulation, differentiated approach for program and advertisement codes and statutory penalties, among others. 📰 I&B Ministry Releases Draft Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill 2023, To Bring OTT, Digital News Under Proposed Law.