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As seen in: Storyboard18, International Business Times (U.S.), DNA India, Exchange4media, Retailer, Pakistan Armed Forces Medical Journal, Pitch (India), IMPACT (IN)
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#e4mExclusive: UK anti-gambling app Gamban drags MeitY to Delhi HC

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By Imran Fazal Verified
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UK-based gambling harm-prevention company Gamban has approached the Delhi High Court challenging the Indian government's decision to block its website and mobile application, arguing that the platform was mistakenly classified as an online gambling app during the Centre's crackdown on offshore betting operators.
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BARC faces ₹7.5 crore quarterly revenue hit as MIB extends TV ratings suspension

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By Imran Fazal Verified
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The Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) could take a direct quarterly revenue hit of over ₹7.5 crore following the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting's (MIB) decision to suspend all television audience ratings until the industry body secures registration under the government's revised Television Rating Agencies policy.
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BARC ratings suspension revives API debate, but Big Tech data remains out of reach

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By Imran Fazal Verified
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The suspension of television ratings by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) until the renewal of the industry's measurement licence has reignited a familiar debate: should India abandon sample-based audience panels altogether and move to API-driven census measurement? A growing section of industry voices argues that the answer lies not in expanding television panels but in accessing first-party viewership data directly from digital platforms. "The fix is not a bigger panel.
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