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It's Official: Viewing a Blocked Site Isn't Illegal in India
Bombay High Court has issued a clarification on ISP blocking messages, making it clear that John Doe orders are being misused.
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No, You Won't Go To Jail for Just Visiting a Blocked Website
Piracy remains illegal, but visiting extratorrents won't get you thrown in jail despite what some people are suggesting.
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Panama Papers Source Breaks Silence, Denies Being A Spy: Report
Sueddeutsche Zeitung said on Friday that the source of millions of documents leaked to the German newspaper from Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca had sent them a manifesto, saying his motivation was the "scale of injustices" the papers revealed.
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Indian-Origin Man Sues Canadian Government Over Wrongful Conviction: Report
An Indo-Canadian man has sued the Canadian federal government over his wrongful conviction in a sexual assault case, a media report said.
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DoT Reportedly Orders Blocking of 32 Websites Including GitHub, Archive.org, SourceForge
Many users on social networks are claiming that websites that are used by developers and researchers are being blocked; details are unclear.
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Another Tamil film gets 'John Doe' court order
The Madras High Court today restrained various Internet service providers from infringing the copyright of the producer of the Tamil film 'Mirattal'
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ISPs get court relief, blocked websites may be history: Report
Internet users in India can finally heave a sigh of relief. After weeks of confusion and frustration with blocked websites, the mess finally looks to be clearing.
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Confusion reigns as Indian ISPs block Vimeo, torrent websites
It's been a confusing fortnight if you are an Internet user in India.
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Hackers target Indian sites again to protest blocking of Vimeo, others
The websites of the Congress party, the Department of Telecommunications and Reliance Big Entertainment were brought down on Friday by hacker group OpIndia, which claims to be partnering with international hacking group Anonymous. At 6 pm, the sites were back up. The group says it plans to attack the website of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) soon...
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John Travolta did not pay off his accusers
The Saturday Night Fever actor's legal representative insists the masseurs were not paid any sum of money back down, if even temporarily.
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John Travolta's second accuser withdraws suit
A second masseur who accused John Travolta of sexual battery has withdrawn from the suit.
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John Travolta accused by fourth man of sexual abuse
A gym employee says actor John Travolta groped and fondled him against his will.
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John Travolta accuser hires new lawyer
The masseur, who dropped sexual battery charges against John Travolta, may still launch another suit against the star.
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John Travolta's first accuser files papers to dismiss sexual assault case
A man who filed sexual battery charges against John Travolta has filed papers to dismiss the case.
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John Travolta vindicated by dropped sex lawsuit
John Travolta feels "completely vindicated" after sexual battery charges against him were dropped.
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It's Official: Viewing a Blocked Site Isn't Illegal in India
Bombay High Court has issued a clarification on ISP blocking messages, making it clear that John Doe orders are being misused.
-
No, You Won't Go To Jail for Just Visiting a Blocked Website
Piracy remains illegal, but visiting extratorrents won't get you thrown in jail despite what some people are suggesting.
-
Panama Papers Source Breaks Silence, Denies Being A Spy: Report
Sueddeutsche Zeitung said on Friday that the source of millions of documents leaked to the German newspaper from Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca had sent them a manifesto, saying his motivation was the "scale of injustices" the papers revealed.
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Indian-Origin Man Sues Canadian Government Over Wrongful Conviction: Report
An Indo-Canadian man has sued the Canadian federal government over his wrongful conviction in a sexual assault case, a media report said.
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DoT Reportedly Orders Blocking of 32 Websites Including GitHub, Archive.org, SourceForge
Many users on social networks are claiming that websites that are used by developers and researchers are being blocked; details are unclear.
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Another Tamil film gets 'John Doe' court order
The Madras High Court today restrained various Internet service providers from infringing the copyright of the producer of the Tamil film 'Mirattal'
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ISPs get court relief, blocked websites may be history: Report
Internet users in India can finally heave a sigh of relief. After weeks of confusion and frustration with blocked websites, the mess finally looks to be clearing.
-
Confusion reigns as Indian ISPs block Vimeo, torrent websites
It's been a confusing fortnight if you are an Internet user in India.
-
Hackers target Indian sites again to protest blocking of Vimeo, others
The websites of the Congress party, the Department of Telecommunications and Reliance Big Entertainment were brought down on Friday by hacker group OpIndia, which claims to be partnering with international hacking group Anonymous. At 6 pm, the sites were back up. The group says it plans to attack the website of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) soon...
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John Travolta did not pay off his accusers
The Saturday Night Fever actor's legal representative insists the masseurs were not paid any sum of money back down, if even temporarily.
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John Travolta's second accuser withdraws suit
A second masseur who accused John Travolta of sexual battery has withdrawn from the suit.
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John Travolta accused by fourth man of sexual abuse
A gym employee says actor John Travolta groped and fondled him against his will.
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John Travolta accuser hires new lawyer
The masseur, who dropped sexual battery charges against John Travolta, may still launch another suit against the star.
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John Travolta's first accuser files papers to dismiss sexual assault case
A man who filed sexual battery charges against John Travolta has filed papers to dismiss the case.
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John Travolta vindicated by dropped sex lawsuit
John Travolta feels "completely vindicated" after sexual battery charges against him were dropped.
