Netflix and Amazon on different sides over self censorship in India


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  • Friday, 18 Jan 2019

LOS ANGELES: Leading streaming video platforms have signed an agreement to self-regulate content in the booming Indian market. 

Signatories include Netflix, Hotstar, Sony Liv, Eros Now, Arre, Alt Balaji and Voot have signed an agreement to self-regulate content for the booming Indian market. But Amazon and Facebook are among those OTT companies which so far have not. 

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