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Google Asked To Pay $40 Million To South African News Media
Google will pay more than $40 million to support South African news media, many of them floundering in a digital age, the country's competition authority said Thursday.
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Donald Trump Asks Supreme Court To Lift Ban On Deportations Under Emergency Law
US President Donald Trump on Friday appealed to the Supreme Court to lift a ban on deportations under the 1798 Alien Enemies Act, which he has used to target alleged gang members.
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Fewer People Trust Traditional Media, More Turn To TikTok For News: Study
The number of people globally who initially access news through a website or app has dropped by 10 points since 2018, and younger groups prefer to access news through social media, search or mobile aggregators, according to a report.
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Indian News Publishers Need To Be Paid For Content: Strong Stand By Centre
Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar said the government will address the "imbalance" between content creation and its monetisation, reining in powers of ad-tech companies and platforms.
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Meta Threatens to Remove News From Platform if US Congress Passes Media Bill
Meta has threatened to remove news from its platform if the US Congress passes a bill aimed at helping news outlets collectively negotiate deals with Big Tech firms. According to the Australian government, a similar law, which took effect in March 2021 has largely worked after talks with Big Tech firms, like Google and Facebook, led to a brief shut...
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Centre To Introduce Law To Regulate Digital Media: Minister
Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur has said the Centre is working on a bill to regulate digital media.
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Government May Soon Release Bill to Regulate Digital News Media Industry
The Government of India may soon bring in legislation to regulate Digital News Media industry for the first time through the Registration of Press and Periodicals Bill, 2019. The bill was proposed by the Cabinet lately. If the bill is passed in Monsoon Session, digital news publishers have to apply for registration within 90 days of the law coming ...
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Delhi High Court Refuses To Stay New IT Rules Regulating Digital News Media
The Delhi High Court Monday refused to stay the new Information Technology rules which seek to regulate digital news media, saying it was not in agreement with the petitioners on passing such an order at this stage.
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After Aborted "Fake News" Order, Centre Turns Focus To Online Media
The government has amped up a move to regulate online media and news portals just after it was forced to take back a controversial order on punishing journalists for fake news on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention.
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Donald Trump Returns Home From Abroad - With Tweets On Leaks And 'The Enemy'
President Donald Trump returned home Saturday night to a country wondering how he would address a crisis of bad news that has only grown more dire during his nine-day tour abroad.
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Google, Facebook Should Be Probed for Spread of Fake News, Say British Newspapers
The News Media Association (NMA), which represents the UK's national and local publishers, advised ministers to probe the role of Google and Facebook in the rise of fake news.
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White House Releases A List Of 'Under Covered' Terror Attacks It Would Like You To Look At
After President Donald Trump made the baffling claim in a speech on Monday that the media was not reporting on terror attacks -- "It's gotten to a point where it's not even being reported. And in many cases the very, very dishonest press doesn't want to report it. They have their reasons, and you understand that." -- Press Secretary Sean Spicer hur...
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US News Media Avoid Islam Cartoons Linked to Deadly Attack
Leading US news outlets mostly declined to show controversial cartoons of the Muslim Prophet Mohammad on Wednesday after suspected Islamist gunmen in Paris killed 12 people at the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.
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Facebook 'Newspaper' Spells Trouble for Media
Facebook's move to fulfill its ambition to be the personal "newspaper" for its billion-plus members is likely to mean more woes for the ailing news media.
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Google Asked To Pay $40 Million To South African News Media
Google will pay more than $40 million to support South African news media, many of them floundering in a digital age, the country's competition authority said Thursday.
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Donald Trump Asks Supreme Court To Lift Ban On Deportations Under Emergency Law
US President Donald Trump on Friday appealed to the Supreme Court to lift a ban on deportations under the 1798 Alien Enemies Act, which he has used to target alleged gang members.
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Fewer People Trust Traditional Media, More Turn To TikTok For News: Study
The number of people globally who initially access news through a website or app has dropped by 10 points since 2018, and younger groups prefer to access news through social media, search or mobile aggregators, according to a report.
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Indian News Publishers Need To Be Paid For Content: Strong Stand By Centre
Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar said the government will address the "imbalance" between content creation and its monetisation, reining in powers of ad-tech companies and platforms.
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Meta Threatens to Remove News From Platform if US Congress Passes Media Bill
Meta has threatened to remove news from its platform if the US Congress passes a bill aimed at helping news outlets collectively negotiate deals with Big Tech firms. According to the Australian government, a similar law, which took effect in March 2021 has largely worked after talks with Big Tech firms, like Google and Facebook, led to a brief shut...
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Centre To Introduce Law To Regulate Digital Media: Minister
Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur has said the Centre is working on a bill to regulate digital media.
-
Government May Soon Release Bill to Regulate Digital News Media Industry
The Government of India may soon bring in legislation to regulate Digital News Media industry for the first time through the Registration of Press and Periodicals Bill, 2019. The bill was proposed by the Cabinet lately. If the bill is passed in Monsoon Session, digital news publishers have to apply for registration within 90 days of the law coming ...
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Delhi High Court Refuses To Stay New IT Rules Regulating Digital News Media
The Delhi High Court Monday refused to stay the new Information Technology rules which seek to regulate digital news media, saying it was not in agreement with the petitioners on passing such an order at this stage.
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After Aborted "Fake News" Order, Centre Turns Focus To Online Media
The government has amped up a move to regulate online media and news portals just after it was forced to take back a controversial order on punishing journalists for fake news on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intervention.
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Donald Trump Returns Home From Abroad - With Tweets On Leaks And 'The Enemy'
President Donald Trump returned home Saturday night to a country wondering how he would address a crisis of bad news that has only grown more dire during his nine-day tour abroad.
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Google, Facebook Should Be Probed for Spread of Fake News, Say British Newspapers
The News Media Association (NMA), which represents the UK's national and local publishers, advised ministers to probe the role of Google and Facebook in the rise of fake news.
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White House Releases A List Of 'Under Covered' Terror Attacks It Would Like You To Look At
After President Donald Trump made the baffling claim in a speech on Monday that the media was not reporting on terror attacks -- "It's gotten to a point where it's not even being reported. And in many cases the very, very dishonest press doesn't want to report it. They have their reasons, and you understand that." -- Press Secretary Sean Spicer hur...
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US News Media Avoid Islam Cartoons Linked to Deadly Attack
Leading US news outlets mostly declined to show controversial cartoons of the Muslim Prophet Mohammad on Wednesday after suspected Islamist gunmen in Paris killed 12 people at the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.
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Facebook 'Newspaper' Spells Trouble for Media
Facebook's move to fulfill its ambition to be the personal "newspaper" for its billion-plus members is likely to mean more woes for the ailing news media.
