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US Journalist Slammed For "Unprofessional" Outfit On First Day As White House Correspondent, She Responds
Natalie Winters, a 23-year-old US journalist and the co-host of Steve Bannon's 'War Room: Battleground' digital media outlet, has been making headlines lately.
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Threads Launched by Meta as Mark Zuckerberg's Much-Anticipated Twitter Rival Comes to iOS and Android: Details
Meta has launched its new social media network Threads, aiming to challenge Twitter under billionaire owner Elon Musk. Threads went live on Apple and Android app stores at 23:00 GMT (4:30 am IST). Celebrities including Shakira and Jack Black and media outlets such as The Hollywood Reporter, Vice and Netflix already have active accounts on the pla...
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New Zealand Plans to Introduce Law to Make Google, Facebook Pay Local Outlets for News
Facebook and Google may soon be required to pay media companies in New Zealand for local news content that appears on their feeds, based on proposed legislation from the government. The law is said to be modelled on similar laws in Australia and Canada aimed at large online digital companies.
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Ransomware GoodWill Detected in India, Makes Victims Donate to Fake Causes: Cloudsek
A new ransomware has been detected in India that makes victims donate new clothes to homeless, feed kids in branded pizza outlets, and provide financial help to anyone who needs urgent medical attention but cannot afford it, according to digital risk monitoring firm Cloudsek.
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"May Rob Media's Independence": 2nd High Court Setback For New IT Rules
Key sections of the country's new Information Technology rules that seek to regulate digital media outlets were put on hold on Thursday by the Madras High Court, which became the second court to do so after the Bombay High Court last month.
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Google Signs Deal on Copyright Payments to French Press
Google and French newspapers said they had signed an agreement aimed at opening the path to digital copyright payments from the online giant after months of heated negotiations.
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World Wide Web Inventor Tim Berners-Lee Opposes Australia's News Payment Plan
World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee says Australia's plan to force digital giants to pay media outlets for news content is "unworkable" and undermines a "fundamental principle" of the Internet.
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Digital Media Outlets Must Bring Down FDI To 26% By October 2021: Centre
The central government on Monday asked digital news media outlets to comply with conditions that make them eligible for 26 per cent FDI (foreign direct investment) approved by the Union Cabinet last year.
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How Kristen Stewart Was Unfairly Blasted For Racism After Variety Video Goof
It was a story from and for the 21st century. It was fueled by the intersection of all of the pitfalls of modern journalism and, some might say, the foibles of modern society: digital media outlets desperate for clicks, social media users eager to gossip, and, depending on one's view, the political correctness plaguing our national conversation - o...
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US Journalist Slammed For "Unprofessional" Outfit On First Day As White House Correspondent, She Responds
Natalie Winters, a 23-year-old US journalist and the co-host of Steve Bannon's 'War Room: Battleground' digital media outlet, has been making headlines lately.
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Threads Launched by Meta as Mark Zuckerberg's Much-Anticipated Twitter Rival Comes to iOS and Android: Details
Meta has launched its new social media network Threads, aiming to challenge Twitter under billionaire owner Elon Musk. Threads went live on Apple and Android app stores at 23:00 GMT (4:30 am IST). Celebrities including Shakira and Jack Black and media outlets such as The Hollywood Reporter, Vice and Netflix already have active accounts on the pla...
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New Zealand Plans to Introduce Law to Make Google, Facebook Pay Local Outlets for News
Facebook and Google may soon be required to pay media companies in New Zealand for local news content that appears on their feeds, based on proposed legislation from the government. The law is said to be modelled on similar laws in Australia and Canada aimed at large online digital companies.
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Ransomware GoodWill Detected in India, Makes Victims Donate to Fake Causes: Cloudsek
A new ransomware has been detected in India that makes victims donate new clothes to homeless, feed kids in branded pizza outlets, and provide financial help to anyone who needs urgent medical attention but cannot afford it, according to digital risk monitoring firm Cloudsek.
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"May Rob Media's Independence": 2nd High Court Setback For New IT Rules
Key sections of the country's new Information Technology rules that seek to regulate digital media outlets were put on hold on Thursday by the Madras High Court, which became the second court to do so after the Bombay High Court last month.
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Google Signs Deal on Copyright Payments to French Press
Google and French newspapers said they had signed an agreement aimed at opening the path to digital copyright payments from the online giant after months of heated negotiations.
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World Wide Web Inventor Tim Berners-Lee Opposes Australia's News Payment Plan
World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee says Australia's plan to force digital giants to pay media outlets for news content is "unworkable" and undermines a "fundamental principle" of the Internet.
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Digital Media Outlets Must Bring Down FDI To 26% By October 2021: Centre
The central government on Monday asked digital news media outlets to comply with conditions that make them eligible for 26 per cent FDI (foreign direct investment) approved by the Union Cabinet last year.
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How Kristen Stewart Was Unfairly Blasted For Racism After Variety Video Goof
It was a story from and for the 21st century. It was fueled by the intersection of all of the pitfalls of modern journalism and, some might say, the foibles of modern society: digital media outlets desperate for clicks, social media users eager to gossip, and, depending on one's view, the political correctness plaguing our national conversation - o...
