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ARTICLE · 18 MARCH 2021

OTT Platform: Catch Me If You Can

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Who would not have heard of OTT platforms, especially during this Lock down period. These were the lifeline, when the people were at home.

IndiaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

Who would not have heard of OTT platforms, especially during this Lock down period. These were the lifeline, when the people were at home. Needless to say that, now the Centre, Supreme Court, and the advocates would seems really more exciting in filing petitions, sending notices, and demanding for the statutory provisions for the regulation of the content being broadcasted over these OTT platforms, such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, among many others.

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The issue which is lying before hand is that the OTT platform that has been shifted, through a notification, under the gambit of Information and Broadcasting Ministry, falls outside the scope of the regulatory framework of the Central Board of Film Certification. In simpler terms, it means that the shows released on these platforms don't require to get certified by the Indian government.

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