Kevin Vaz, Kiran Mani, Sanjog Gupta to head 3 verticals of JioStar 
Govt & industry to prime gaming space for global dominance: MIB Secy Jaju 
Netflix ad-supported tier touches 70mn MAUs globally 
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Ali Fazal wraps up filming for ‘Metro In Dino’ 
‘The Fable’ wins best film at the 38th Leeds International Film Festival 
Sony SAB brings back ‘Tenali Rama’ at 8 pm slot 
Zee Telugu to premiere ‘Aay’ on November 17 
Release date of Pratik Gandhi, Divyenndu-starrer ‘Agni’ announced 
Microblogging site Twitter has begun testing a new privacy feature for its platform that will allow users to remove a follower without blocking them. The ‘soft block’ feature is almost similar to that of Instagram’s...
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Aussie media outlets liable for comments on their FB page, says court
Australia's biggest news publishers, including Rupert Murdoch's The Australian are responsible for comments that readers post on their corporate Facebook pages, an Australian high court ruled on Wednesday.
The court dismi...
Google rolls out a new feature
American tech giant Google will soon roll out a new feature called ‘time insights’ panel to Calendar, showing users how much of their working week is spent in meetings. According to ANI, ‘time insights’ will show information including a breakdown of a user’s total time, time spent in meetings, and a li...
Amazon planning to launch Alexa-powered TV in October
American tech giant Amazon may release Amazon-branded TVs as soon as October. The company has previously launched smart displays, smart speakers, and Fire TV sticks. As per ANI, Amazon will release Amazon-branded TVs in the US. The TVs will have Ale...
YouTube nets over 50 mn. paid subs to music service
YouTube has signed up more than 50 million paid subscribers to its music service, a major milestone for Google’s video site that has long been criticized by record labels and Hollywood studios for giving away their work for free.
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Amazon plans to hire 55,000 people globally, including India
Amazon.com Inc. is planning to hire 55,000 people for corporate and technology roles globally in the coming months, Chief Executive Andy Jassy said. That’s equal to more than a third of Google’s headcount as of June 30, and close to all...