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Digital Media Rules: Supreme Court To Consider Taking Over All Cases
The Supreme Court will consider transferring to itself all cases linked to the new Information and Technology rules for digital media and giving it a combined hearing.
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Twitter Has Not Designated Nodal Contact Person, Centre Tells Parliament
Twitter appointed a Chief Compliance Officer and a resident grievance officer as a contingent arrangement, but has not designated a nodal contact person, Parliament was informed today.
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News Broadcasters' Group Challenge Digital Media Rules In Kerala High Court
The News Broadcasters Association - a group of 25 leading news and current affairs broadcasters - has challenged the new IT rules in the Kerala High Court, on grounds it gives "excessive powers" to interfere with freedom of speech of the media.
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Centre Approaches Supreme Court Over Pending Pleas Challenging New Digital Media Rules
The Centre on Tuesday moved the Supreme Court seeking transfer of pleas pending in different high courts across the country challenging the validity of new IT Rules to the Supreme Court for an authoritative pronouncement on the issue.
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Koo, Google Publish Compliance Report Under New Digital Media Rules
Google and homegrown social media company Koo has published their first compliance reports as per requirement of the new digital media rules. While Koo shared the report on Thursday, Google released it yesterday.
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Musician TM Krishna Moves Madras High Court Against New Digital Rules
Carnatic vocalist TM Krishna has moved the Madras High Court challenging the centre's new digital media rules - the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules of 2021 - as "unconstitutional"
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"Stop Beating Around The Bush, Comply With Law Of Land": Centre To Twitter
After Twitter's statement flagging concern over the potential threat to freedom of expression and intimidation tactics by the police, the Centre retorted that the social media site should "stop beating around the bush and comply with laws of land".
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Give Details On Compliance In 15 Days: Centre To Online News Publishers
Online news publishers and OTT platforms have been given 15 days by the Information and the Broadcasting ministry to provide details on compliance with the new digital media rules issued in February.
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"Share Response ASAP": Centre To Social Media Platforms On Digital Rules
The government on Wednesday wrote to major social media platforms on whether they had complied with new digital rules taking effect on the day and asked for their response "ASAP, preferably today".
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Google, YouTube Say Will Aim To Comply With India's New Digital Rules
Google has said it will refine its approach to meet the various requirements under India's new digital rules, which includes monitoring and removal of content.
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Power To Administer New Digital Media Rules Not With States: Centre
The centre has told all states and union territories that the power to administer the new rules on digital media publications has not been delegated to them, a day after the Union government overturned a Manipur district magistrate's order issued under the recently implemented guidelines.
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Centre Steps In After Manipur Journalist Gets Notice Under Digital Media Law
On Monday hours after a Manipur journalist was served a notice under the controversial new rules to regulate digital content, including that on news websites, it was withdrawn and, on Tuesday it emerged the centre had pointed out the issuing authority - a district magistrate - had no authority to send the notice
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Will Carefully Study New Digital Media Guidelines By Indian Government: Facebook
Social media giant Facebook has said it will carefully study the new rules introduced by the government of India related to digital media.
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Digital Media Rules: Supreme Court To Consider Taking Over All Cases
The Supreme Court will consider transferring to itself all cases linked to the new Information and Technology rules for digital media and giving it a combined hearing.
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Twitter Has Not Designated Nodal Contact Person, Centre Tells Parliament
Twitter appointed a Chief Compliance Officer and a resident grievance officer as a contingent arrangement, but has not designated a nodal contact person, Parliament was informed today.
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News Broadcasters' Group Challenge Digital Media Rules In Kerala High Court
The News Broadcasters Association - a group of 25 leading news and current affairs broadcasters - has challenged the new IT rules in the Kerala High Court, on grounds it gives "excessive powers" to interfere with freedom of speech of the media.
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Centre Approaches Supreme Court Over Pending Pleas Challenging New Digital Media Rules
The Centre on Tuesday moved the Supreme Court seeking transfer of pleas pending in different high courts across the country challenging the validity of new IT Rules to the Supreme Court for an authoritative pronouncement on the issue.
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Koo, Google Publish Compliance Report Under New Digital Media Rules
Google and homegrown social media company Koo has published their first compliance reports as per requirement of the new digital media rules. While Koo shared the report on Thursday, Google released it yesterday.
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Musician TM Krishna Moves Madras High Court Against New Digital Rules
Carnatic vocalist TM Krishna has moved the Madras High Court challenging the centre's new digital media rules - the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules of 2021 - as "unconstitutional"
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"Stop Beating Around The Bush, Comply With Law Of Land": Centre To Twitter
After Twitter's statement flagging concern over the potential threat to freedom of expression and intimidation tactics by the police, the Centre retorted that the social media site should "stop beating around the bush and comply with laws of land".
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Give Details On Compliance In 15 Days: Centre To Online News Publishers
Online news publishers and OTT platforms have been given 15 days by the Information and the Broadcasting ministry to provide details on compliance with the new digital media rules issued in February.
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"Share Response ASAP": Centre To Social Media Platforms On Digital Rules
The government on Wednesday wrote to major social media platforms on whether they had complied with new digital rules taking effect on the day and asked for their response "ASAP, preferably today".
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Google, YouTube Say Will Aim To Comply With India's New Digital Rules
Google has said it will refine its approach to meet the various requirements under India's new digital rules, which includes monitoring and removal of content.
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Power To Administer New Digital Media Rules Not With States: Centre
The centre has told all states and union territories that the power to administer the new rules on digital media publications has not been delegated to them, a day after the Union government overturned a Manipur district magistrate's order issued under the recently implemented guidelines.
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Centre Steps In After Manipur Journalist Gets Notice Under Digital Media Law
On Monday hours after a Manipur journalist was served a notice under the controversial new rules to regulate digital content, including that on news websites, it was withdrawn and, on Tuesday it emerged the centre had pointed out the issuing authority - a district magistrate - had no authority to send the notice
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Will Carefully Study New Digital Media Guidelines By Indian Government: Facebook
Social media giant Facebook has said it will carefully study the new rules introduced by the government of India related to digital media.
