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ARTICLE · 23 NOVEMBER 2018

Censorship: The Current Regulatory Framework And The Future Of Digital Content

The media and entertainment industry has consistently grown and continues to grow at a global level, particularly with the advent of new mediums for distribution, supported by dynamic technological advancements.

IndiaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

1. INTRODUCTION

The media and entertainment industry has consistently grown and continues to grow at a global level, particularly with the advent of new mediums for distribution, supported by dynamic technological advancements. The Indian market has not only followed this global trend over the years but has also demonstrated enormous potential. In the recent past, the Indian media and entertainment industry has witnessed a paradigm shift, both, in the volume and demand for varied content as well as in the mediums opted by viewers to access content.

With the rise in digitisation in India and greater access and affordability of the internet, digital media and entertainment platforms, also known as over-the-top ("OTT")1 platforms, have become popular with viewers of all age groups and categories. OTTs are perhaps on the verge of replacing the conventional television box and the availability of a wide range of content on a single platform, catering to the needs

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