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"Sky Isn't The Limit": Air India In Pilot Hiring Ad Amid IndiGo Crisis
The sky is not the limit; it's just the beginning, says Air India in a hiring advertisement calling pilots to apply for a career in the Tata group company.
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Government Bans Use of 'Dark Patterns' on E-Commerce Platforms; Guidelines Issued
The government has banned the use of "dark patterns" on e-commerce platforms and a gazette notification was issued on November 30 by the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA). The rules are applicable to all platforms offering goods and services in India related to online commerce, and will also apply to advertisers and sellers. Dark patters...
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Government Planning New Regulations for Hosting Deepfakes: IT Minister
The government is planning new regulations that may impose penalties on both creator and platform hosting deepfakes as it looks to clamp down on what IT and Telecom Minister Ashwini Vaishaw described as "a threat to democracy". Vaishnaw said deepfake advertisements or misleading promotions are a threat that Indian society is facing currently.
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Centre Brings New Advertising Rules, Bans All Surrogate Ads Across Media
The government has announced new guidelines to curb misleading advertisements and endorsers by banning surrogate ads, while imposing strict norms for those advertisements that seek to lure consumers offering discounts and free claims.
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Google Faces Antitrust Inquiry in India After News Publishers Complain
Competition Commission of India (CCI) ordered an investigation into Google following allegations from news publishers, saying its initial view was that the tech giant had broken some antitrust laws.
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Amazon, Tata Said to Have Opposed Government’s Tougher E-Commerce Rules
Amazon and Tata Group said to have warned government officials on Saturday that plans for tougher rules for online retailers would have a major impact on their business models. The government's tough new e-commerce rules announced on June 21 aimed at strengthening protection for consumers caused concern among the country's online retailers.
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China Demands Huawei CFO's Release Ahead of Canadian Court's Ruling on Her Extradition to the US
To help everyone make sense of the reformulated, hyper-maximized HBO, AT&T has launched a new advertising campaign that plays up the world-colliding dissonance as a feature not a bug. The spots mix and match recognisable figures from HBO shows with new arrivals to the platform and present them all as one big, harmonious, eccentric, winsome TV famil...
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No Harm In Pictorial Warnings For Tobacco Products: Supreme Court Rules
The Supreme Court today refused to stay the operation of new amended rules of the Union Health Ministry directing the manufacturers to have graphic warning images on packets of cigarettes and other tobacco products and helpline numbers for those who wanted to quit the habit.
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Nitish Kumar Rules Out Any Dilution In Prohibition Law
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Wednesday dismissed speculations of the state moving back on the new liquor law and asserted that there is no question of "diluting" after advertisements of excise department appeared seeking public opinion on it.
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Government Says It Has Spent Far Less on Ads Than UPA
The Supreme Court today issued strict new rules for what is permissible as government publicity and advertising, warning that taxpayers' money should not be squandered on political mileage.
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"Sky Isn't The Limit": Air India In Pilot Hiring Ad Amid IndiGo Crisis
The sky is not the limit; it's just the beginning, says Air India in a hiring advertisement calling pilots to apply for a career in the Tata group company.
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Government Bans Use of 'Dark Patterns' on E-Commerce Platforms; Guidelines Issued
The government has banned the use of "dark patterns" on e-commerce platforms and a gazette notification was issued on November 30 by the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA). The rules are applicable to all platforms offering goods and services in India related to online commerce, and will also apply to advertisers and sellers. Dark patters...
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Government Planning New Regulations for Hosting Deepfakes: IT Minister
The government is planning new regulations that may impose penalties on both creator and platform hosting deepfakes as it looks to clamp down on what IT and Telecom Minister Ashwini Vaishaw described as "a threat to democracy". Vaishnaw said deepfake advertisements or misleading promotions are a threat that Indian society is facing currently.
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Centre Brings New Advertising Rules, Bans All Surrogate Ads Across Media
The government has announced new guidelines to curb misleading advertisements and endorsers by banning surrogate ads, while imposing strict norms for those advertisements that seek to lure consumers offering discounts and free claims.
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Google Faces Antitrust Inquiry in India After News Publishers Complain
Competition Commission of India (CCI) ordered an investigation into Google following allegations from news publishers, saying its initial view was that the tech giant had broken some antitrust laws.
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Amazon, Tata Said to Have Opposed Government’s Tougher E-Commerce Rules
Amazon and Tata Group said to have warned government officials on Saturday that plans for tougher rules for online retailers would have a major impact on their business models. The government's tough new e-commerce rules announced on June 21 aimed at strengthening protection for consumers caused concern among the country's online retailers.
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China Demands Huawei CFO's Release Ahead of Canadian Court's Ruling on Her Extradition to the US
To help everyone make sense of the reformulated, hyper-maximized HBO, AT&T has launched a new advertising campaign that plays up the world-colliding dissonance as a feature not a bug. The spots mix and match recognisable figures from HBO shows with new arrivals to the platform and present them all as one big, harmonious, eccentric, winsome TV famil...
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No Harm In Pictorial Warnings For Tobacco Products: Supreme Court Rules
The Supreme Court today refused to stay the operation of new amended rules of the Union Health Ministry directing the manufacturers to have graphic warning images on packets of cigarettes and other tobacco products and helpline numbers for those who wanted to quit the habit.
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Nitish Kumar Rules Out Any Dilution In Prohibition Law
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Wednesday dismissed speculations of the state moving back on the new liquor law and asserted that there is no question of "diluting" after advertisements of excise department appeared seeking public opinion on it.
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Government Says It Has Spent Far Less on Ads Than UPA
The Supreme Court today issued strict new rules for what is permissible as government publicity and advertising, warning that taxpayers' money should not be squandered on political mileage.
