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Trump Cuts $9 Billion In Foreign Aid, Public Broadcasting Funds Despite Democratic Opposition
President Donald Trump on Thursday signed a bill to rescind close to $9 billion in federal funding previously approved for public broadcasting and foreign aid.
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The Trump-Elon Feud Timeline: Best Buddies Broadcast Their Breakup
President Donald Trump and Elon Musk, who just last week stood together in the Oval Office to proclaim their lasting friendship, traded barbs and insults in real time on Thursday.
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Centre Likely To Release Draft Data Protection Rules Within A Month: Explained
The Centre is likely to release draft rules under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act within a month, according to Information and Broadcasting Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw.
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Amid Criticism, Centre To Prepare Fresh Draft Of Broadcasting Bill
The government today said it will hold further consultations and publish a fresh draft of the Broadcasting Services Regulation Bill after certain provisions of the previous draft raised concerns among online content creators.
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"Government Preparing To Gag Digital Media": Priyanka Gandhi On Broadcasting Bill
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Monday accused the Modi government of preparing to "gag" digital media, social media, OTT platforms and those who write and speak in private capacity by bringing in the Broadcasting Services
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Israel Approves Bill To Allow Al Jazeera Broadcast Ban Amid Hamas War
The Israeli parliament passed a bill Monday giving top ministers the authority to bar from Israel the broadcasts of news channel Al Jazeera -- a step Premier Benjamin Netanyahu is poised to take.
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Explained: Grey Areas In Draft Broadcasting Regulation Bill
The new draft broadcasting regulation bill drawn up by the Centre has set off a controversy with its provisions that draw not only broadcasting companies but also OTT platforms, digital news and apps into its ambit.
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India vs Pakistan: "Virat Kohli Got 100" But This Player Was Best Performer For Gautam Gambhir
The India vs Pakistan Super 4 clash in the Asia Cup 2023, billed by the official broadcasters as the 'Greatest Rivalry', ended in Rohit Sharma and Co. favour on Monday.
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Bhagwant Mann's Big Assembly Move Tomorrow Amid Gurbani Telecast Row
The Punjab government will introduce in state assembly tomorrow the Bill for free broadcast of Gurbani from the Harminder Sahib or Golden Temple in Amritsar, said Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann.
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Union Cabinet Gives Approval To Cinematograph (Amendment) Bill 2023
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved the Cinematograph (Amendment) Bill 2023 that has provisions to curb transmission of pirated film content on the internet, Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur said.
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Centre To Introduce Law To Regulate Digital Media: Minister
Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur has said the Centre is working on a bill to regulate digital media.
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US Senate Panel Approves Bill Empowering News Organisations to Negotiate With Facebook, Google for Revenue
A US Senate panel on Thursday approved of a bill to allow news organisations the ability to work together as they negotiate with Big Tech firms like Google and Facebook in order to gain more revenue, after criticism that these platforms have used content to attract traffic and ad revenue without fairly compensating publishers, many of which have st...
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"Should Be Completely Back To Normal By 2022-End": Bill Gates On Pandemic
The world should be back to normal by the end of 2022 thanks to COVID-19 vaccines, Bill Gates said in an interview for Polish newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza and television broadcaster TVN24.
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Big Broadcasters in India Warn New Tariff Rules Could Hit Services
Some of the biggest television broadcasters operating in India joined forces on Friday to criticise new government regulations that impose restrictions on pay-TV charges, saying the move could put some channels out of business.
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TV Channels Cautioned Against Content That Is Likely To Incite Violence
The Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has issued an advisory to private satellite TV channels to be particularly cautious about airing content that is likely to incite violence, promote "anti-national attitudes" and contain anything affecting the integrity of the nation.
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Trump Cuts $9 Billion In Foreign Aid, Public Broadcasting Funds Despite Democratic Opposition
President Donald Trump on Thursday signed a bill to rescind close to $9 billion in federal funding previously approved for public broadcasting and foreign aid.
-
The Trump-Elon Feud Timeline: Best Buddies Broadcast Their Breakup
President Donald Trump and Elon Musk, who just last week stood together in the Oval Office to proclaim their lasting friendship, traded barbs and insults in real time on Thursday.
-
Centre Likely To Release Draft Data Protection Rules Within A Month: Explained
The Centre is likely to release draft rules under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act within a month, according to Information and Broadcasting Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw.
-
Amid Criticism, Centre To Prepare Fresh Draft Of Broadcasting Bill
The government today said it will hold further consultations and publish a fresh draft of the Broadcasting Services Regulation Bill after certain provisions of the previous draft raised concerns among online content creators.
-
"Government Preparing To Gag Digital Media": Priyanka Gandhi On Broadcasting Bill
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Monday accused the Modi government of preparing to "gag" digital media, social media, OTT platforms and those who write and speak in private capacity by bringing in the Broadcasting Services
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Israel Approves Bill To Allow Al Jazeera Broadcast Ban Amid Hamas War
The Israeli parliament passed a bill Monday giving top ministers the authority to bar from Israel the broadcasts of news channel Al Jazeera -- a step Premier Benjamin Netanyahu is poised to take.
-
Explained: Grey Areas In Draft Broadcasting Regulation Bill
The new draft broadcasting regulation bill drawn up by the Centre has set off a controversy with its provisions that draw not only broadcasting companies but also OTT platforms, digital news and apps into its ambit.
-
India vs Pakistan: "Virat Kohli Got 100" But This Player Was Best Performer For Gautam Gambhir
The India vs Pakistan Super 4 clash in the Asia Cup 2023, billed by the official broadcasters as the 'Greatest Rivalry', ended in Rohit Sharma and Co. favour on Monday.
-
Bhagwant Mann's Big Assembly Move Tomorrow Amid Gurbani Telecast Row
The Punjab government will introduce in state assembly tomorrow the Bill for free broadcast of Gurbani from the Harminder Sahib or Golden Temple in Amritsar, said Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann.
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Union Cabinet Gives Approval To Cinematograph (Amendment) Bill 2023
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved the Cinematograph (Amendment) Bill 2023 that has provisions to curb transmission of pirated film content on the internet, Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur said.
-
Centre To Introduce Law To Regulate Digital Media: Minister
Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur has said the Centre is working on a bill to regulate digital media.
-
US Senate Panel Approves Bill Empowering News Organisations to Negotiate With Facebook, Google for Revenue
A US Senate panel on Thursday approved of a bill to allow news organisations the ability to work together as they negotiate with Big Tech firms like Google and Facebook in order to gain more revenue, after criticism that these platforms have used content to attract traffic and ad revenue without fairly compensating publishers, many of which have st...
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"Should Be Completely Back To Normal By 2022-End": Bill Gates On Pandemic
The world should be back to normal by the end of 2022 thanks to COVID-19 vaccines, Bill Gates said in an interview for Polish newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza and television broadcaster TVN24.
-
Big Broadcasters in India Warn New Tariff Rules Could Hit Services
Some of the biggest television broadcasters operating in India joined forces on Friday to criticise new government regulations that impose restrictions on pay-TV charges, saying the move could put some channels out of business.
-
TV Channels Cautioned Against Content That Is Likely To Incite Violence
The Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has issued an advisory to private satellite TV channels to be particularly cautious about airing content that is likely to incite violence, promote "anti-national attitudes" and contain anything affecting the integrity of the nation.
