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YouTube Confirms “Appropriate Action” on Third-Party Ad-Blocking Apps in Renewed Crackdown
YouTube is strengthening its efforts against third-party apps that block in-video apps on the platform. In a new announcement on April 15, the company highlighted that it will begin taking “appropriate action” against apps that let viewers watch videos without ads by violating its API services terms of service. The video streaming giant also ur...
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Google Directed by Delhi High Court to Take Down YouTube Videos Defaming Indian Spices
The Delhi High Court has directed internet giant Google to block or take down from YouTube certain "defamatory" videos, which targeted major brands by alleging that Indian spices contain urine and cow dung, in case they resurface. The high court said it was convinced that creation and uploading of such videos by defendants is a "deliberate attempt ...
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Government Blocked 104 YouTube Channels, 4 Facebook Accounts for Spreading Misinformation: Anurag Thakur
Union minister Anurag Thakur on Thursday said 104 YouTube channels, 45 videos, four Facebook accounts, three Instagram accounts, five Twitter handles and six websites have been blocked for spreading misinformation and threatening national security. Responding to questions in the Rajya Sabha, Thakur said section 69A of the Information Technology Act...
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104 YouTube Channels Blocked For Threatening National Security: Centre
Union minister Anurag Thakur on Thursday said 104 YouTube channels, 45 videos, four Facebook accounts, three Instagram accounts, five Twitter handles and six websites have been blocked for spreading misinformation.
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Influencer Who Blocked Dehradun Road To Drink Liquor Released On Bail
YouTuber Bobby Kataria was on Friday granted bail after he surrendered in a local court in Dehradunin a public drinking case, having been missing for nearly two months.
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"Could Disrupt Public Order": Centre Blocks 45 YouTube Videos
The centre has blocked 45 YouTube videos from 10 channels for playing fake news and morphed visuals to spread hate among religious communities.
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Google, YouTube Asked by Delhi High Court to Remove a Married Woman's Objectionable Photos From Web
Google, YouTube, and Delhi Police has been asked by the Delhi High Court to take steps to remove the sites and links carrying objectionable photos and videos of a married woman from the Internet.
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Facebook Plea Contesting Order To Block Video On Yoga Guru Ramdev Allowed In Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court on Thursday admitted social media giant Facebook's appeal, challenging a single-judge order directing it to globally remove, block or disable links to a video containing defamatory allegations against yoga guru Ramdev.
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Court Asks Internet Companies To Globally Remove Video "Defaming" Ramdev
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday directed social media platforms Facebook, Google, its subsidiary YouTube, and Twitter to forthwith remove, block or disable on a global basis links to a video containing defamatory allegations against yoga guru Ramdev.
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Remove Video With Accusations Against Ramdev, Social Media Sites Told
The Delhi High Court today issued an interim order directing Facebook, Google, its subsidiary YouTube and Twitter to forthwith remove, block or disable links to a video containing allegations against yoga guru Ramdev.
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YouTube Confirms “Appropriate Action” on Third-Party Ad-Blocking Apps in Renewed Crackdown
YouTube is strengthening its efforts against third-party apps that block in-video apps on the platform. In a new announcement on April 15, the company highlighted that it will begin taking “appropriate action” against apps that let viewers watch videos without ads by violating its API services terms of service. The video streaming giant also ur...
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Google Directed by Delhi High Court to Take Down YouTube Videos Defaming Indian Spices
The Delhi High Court has directed internet giant Google to block or take down from YouTube certain "defamatory" videos, which targeted major brands by alleging that Indian spices contain urine and cow dung, in case they resurface. The high court said it was convinced that creation and uploading of such videos by defendants is a "deliberate attempt ...
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Government Blocked 104 YouTube Channels, 4 Facebook Accounts for Spreading Misinformation: Anurag Thakur
Union minister Anurag Thakur on Thursday said 104 YouTube channels, 45 videos, four Facebook accounts, three Instagram accounts, five Twitter handles and six websites have been blocked for spreading misinformation and threatening national security. Responding to questions in the Rajya Sabha, Thakur said section 69A of the Information Technology Act...
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104 YouTube Channels Blocked For Threatening National Security: Centre
Union minister Anurag Thakur on Thursday said 104 YouTube channels, 45 videos, four Facebook accounts, three Instagram accounts, five Twitter handles and six websites have been blocked for spreading misinformation.
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Influencer Who Blocked Dehradun Road To Drink Liquor Released On Bail
YouTuber Bobby Kataria was on Friday granted bail after he surrendered in a local court in Dehradunin a public drinking case, having been missing for nearly two months.
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"Could Disrupt Public Order": Centre Blocks 45 YouTube Videos
The centre has blocked 45 YouTube videos from 10 channels for playing fake news and morphed visuals to spread hate among religious communities.
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Google, YouTube Asked by Delhi High Court to Remove a Married Woman's Objectionable Photos From Web
Google, YouTube, and Delhi Police has been asked by the Delhi High Court to take steps to remove the sites and links carrying objectionable photos and videos of a married woman from the Internet.
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Facebook Plea Contesting Order To Block Video On Yoga Guru Ramdev Allowed In Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court on Thursday admitted social media giant Facebook's appeal, challenging a single-judge order directing it to globally remove, block or disable links to a video containing defamatory allegations against yoga guru Ramdev.
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Court Asks Internet Companies To Globally Remove Video "Defaming" Ramdev
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday directed social media platforms Facebook, Google, its subsidiary YouTube, and Twitter to forthwith remove, block or disable on a global basis links to a video containing defamatory allegations against yoga guru Ramdev.
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Remove Video With Accusations Against Ramdev, Social Media Sites Told
The Delhi High Court today issued an interim order directing Facebook, Google, its subsidiary YouTube and Twitter to forthwith remove, block or disable links to a video containing allegations against yoga guru Ramdev.
