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    Tata Play dishes out ₹199 wildcard to stay connected in changing world

    Tata Play is launching the Tata Play Smart app, enabling access to over 500 live television channels. The app requires an internet connection and is compatible with various devices including smart TVs. Tata Play maintains that traditional DTH services will continue to exist alongside streaming services. The company aims to expand its user base by attracting households yet to subscribe to pay television.

    Tata Play partners Spotify to offer four-month Premium trial

    Tata Play and Spotify have partnered to offer a complimentary music trial. Eligible Tata Play Binge subscribers can receive four months of Spotify Premium. This collaboration aims to expand music offerings and customer reach for both companies. The service provides ad-free listening and access to millions of songs. This partnership complements Tata Play's existing television and OTT aggregation services.

    Not enough bang for the binge, Indian streamers flip the script

    Streaming platforms in India are focusing on ad-supported web series. This shift is due to stagnating subscriber growth and lower margins. Long-format shows are expected to rise on OTT platforms. Binge-watching fatigue and cost-effectiveness are driving this trend. Premium content faces challenges from piracy and actor reluctance. Ad-supported content sees subscriber growth, prompting creative partnerships.

    Windows 11 users can now uninstall Microsoft Edge, Bing & disable ads

    The update also includes changes to the Widgets Board, enabling the removal of Microsoft News and ads feed.

    Five things to know about the Google antitrust trial as it hits halfway mark

    In the trial that started on Sept. 12 and is scheduled to go to about mid-November, the Justice Department accused Google of manipulating online auctions - a multibillion dollar industry dominated by Google - with these formulas to favor its own bottom line.

    Microsoft's Bing, LinkedIn vows more ads transparency

    Internet giants must now enforce the milestone EU's Digital Services Act (DSA), which demands they protect users online from harmful content and be more transparent about their algorithms.

    The Economic Times
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