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Synopsis Under the new structure, the second level will be a self-regulatory body, headed by a retired judge of a high court or Supreme Court. The judge will have to be appointed from a panel prepared by the ministry, and have up to six other members, who can be experts from the field of media, broadcasting, technology and entertainment. Govt sets strict guidelines for social media, OTT platforms: Key highlights Related Video streaming service providers Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, MX Player and 15 others will now have to adhere to the new guidelines and self-regulatory mechanism notified by ...

Govt unveils new guidelines to regulate content on social media, OTT platforms In a press conference, IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said that the new guidelines will keep an eye on the content. Share Updated: Feb 25, 2021, 05:02 PM IST The government on Thursday unveiled new policies for social media and over the top (OTT) platforms. In a press conference, IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said that the new guidelines will keep an eye on the web content/OTT content and empower social media users. "Social media is welcome for doing business in India, but such content is coming on social media,...

Exclusive: Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad talks about new OTT, social media guidelines Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, in an exclusive conversation with Zee News Editor-in-Chief, talks about the new OTT and social media guidelines. Share Updated: Feb 25, 2021, 11:15 PM IST Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, in an exclusive conversation with Zee News Editor-in-Chief, talks about the new OTT and social media guidelines. The Union Minister said that “double standards of social media will not be acceptable.”  Prasad said that some people misuse the freedom of expression and that is...

OTT has helped bring an ocean of content to our fingertips. However, it has also made it difficult to sift through the vast amount of content and select one

India News: The days of uncensored streaming of movies, TV shows, sports, music videos and radio podcasts by the Rs 4,000 crore over-the-top industry are numbered