As many as 15 major OTT platforms in India have signed a self regulation code. Is this to keep censorship at bay? What all does this code entail? We talk to a few OTT platforms and experts to know ...

The code of conduct will have a two-stage grievance and complaint redressal structure. The 17 OTT players have signed on for the tool kit to implement the code of conduct.

The Prakash Javadekar-led Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has asked the Over-The-Top content players to set up an adjudicatory body and finalise a code of conduct in the next 100 days.

Ministry urges OTT platforms to follow code of ethics, including age-based classification, to prevent spread of inappropriate content.

The advisory, issued on Wednesday, also asked self-regulatory bodies of OTT platforms to take appropriate proactive action for violation of Code of Ethics by the platforms.

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India’s Internet-based Over-The-Top (OTT) streaming services have operationalised a code of self-regulation from February 10, soon after the I&B Ministry announced that it had prepared a set of ...

Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar recently said his Ministry would soon come up with a regulatory code on the content on these platforms.