Zee Entertainment, the Indian media heavyweight, kicked off MIPCOM Cannes 2025 by announcing the pre-launch of its first Indian IP channel in France next month. At the Palais des Festivals, what began as a panel on international content distribution quickly snowballed into a full-blown mudslinging session on data transparency. “I don’t like platforms who don’t share data,” said Parul Goel, Territory Head of UK and Europe for Zee Entertainment. Simply, what a group on the ascendancy like Zee wants to know is what its viewers are watching and where they’re watching. Only then can the company curate the best content. If platforms like Roku (neighboring panelist) shared more data, then media companies like Zee and the hundreds of others at…