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Noida-Based News Website, With Focus On Cyber Crime, Hacked: Police
A Noida-based news website was allegedly hacked by unidentified cyber criminal(s) on Friday, prompting the police to launch a probe into the matter.
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Google Considering To Pay Media Houses For Online News Content: Report
Google is in discussions on deals to pay media organizations for content, a move aimed at blunting criticism that it unfairly profits from copyrighted news, according to people familiar with the talks.
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Google Makes Billions From News Without Paying Publishers: Study
Google took in some $4.7 billion in revenue in 2018 from "crawling and scraping" news websites without paying publishers, according to an industry-sponsored study released Monday which was disputed by the tech giant and media analysts.
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Google Warns Action Against 'News' Sites Misleading Users
Amid a growing clamour against fake content online, Google has announced it may take off from its news index, the websites which conceal information about their ownership, primary purpose, country of origin or mislead users.
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Google's Top News Link For 'Final Election Results' Goes To A Fake News Site With False Numbers
If you head to Google to learn the final results of the presidential election, the search engine helpfully walks through the final electoral vote tallies and number of seats won by each party in the House and Senate. Under that, Google lists some related news articles. At the top this morning, with an accompanying photo: a story arguing that Donald...
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NDTV Convergence Sweeps WAN-IFRA Digital Media Awards With 10 Wins
NDTV Convergence today swept the South Asian Digital Media Awards presented by WAN-IFRA and Google, winning in 10 categories including Best News Website, Best New Product and Best Advertising Campaign.
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In The Year Of Trump, A Made-Up News Website Run By An Ex-Convict Finds Success
On several occasions in October, Donald Trump tweeted links to stories at Prntly.com, a blog that didn't exist during the last election cycle. One story (now offline but copied here) indicated that Trump's support from blue-collar workers was the highest since Franklin Roosevelt in the 1930s.
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Fiji Police Probe 'Plot' to Destabilise Government
Fiji's police chief said today his officers were investigating allegations of a plot to destabilise the government, refusing to deny it may have emanated from the force's own ranks.
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Turkey Blocks Access to Pro-Islamic State Websites in Crackdown
Turkey has blocked access to more than half a dozen Islamist news websites this week, prompting one group claiming allegiance to Islamic State to accuse Turkey of persecuting Muslims and warn of unspecified retaliation.
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Google 'Forgets' Stories in Europe From BBC, Other UK-Based News Sites
Journalists reacted to their stories being removed from certain searches in Europe, with some calling it a "challenge to press freedom".
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Pakistani journalists allowed to carry arms
Journalists in Pakistan have been allowed to carry small fire-arms for self-defence in the wake of the murder of scribe Syed Saleem Shahzad, Pakistan Interior Minister Rehman Malik today said.He also promised to probe allegations about ISI's involvement in his abduction.Malik's assurance came while speaking to the media after visiting Shahzad's res...
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Noida-Based News Website, With Focus On Cyber Crime, Hacked: Police
A Noida-based news website was allegedly hacked by unidentified cyber criminal(s) on Friday, prompting the police to launch a probe into the matter.
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Google Considering To Pay Media Houses For Online News Content: Report
Google is in discussions on deals to pay media organizations for content, a move aimed at blunting criticism that it unfairly profits from copyrighted news, according to people familiar with the talks.
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Google Makes Billions From News Without Paying Publishers: Study
Google took in some $4.7 billion in revenue in 2018 from "crawling and scraping" news websites without paying publishers, according to an industry-sponsored study released Monday which was disputed by the tech giant and media analysts.
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Google Warns Action Against 'News' Sites Misleading Users
Amid a growing clamour against fake content online, Google has announced it may take off from its news index, the websites which conceal information about their ownership, primary purpose, country of origin or mislead users.
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Google's Top News Link For 'Final Election Results' Goes To A Fake News Site With False Numbers
If you head to Google to learn the final results of the presidential election, the search engine helpfully walks through the final electoral vote tallies and number of seats won by each party in the House and Senate. Under that, Google lists some related news articles. At the top this morning, with an accompanying photo: a story arguing that Donald...
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NDTV Convergence Sweeps WAN-IFRA Digital Media Awards With 10 Wins
NDTV Convergence today swept the South Asian Digital Media Awards presented by WAN-IFRA and Google, winning in 10 categories including Best News Website, Best New Product and Best Advertising Campaign.
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In The Year Of Trump, A Made-Up News Website Run By An Ex-Convict Finds Success
On several occasions in October, Donald Trump tweeted links to stories at Prntly.com, a blog that didn't exist during the last election cycle. One story (now offline but copied here) indicated that Trump's support from blue-collar workers was the highest since Franklin Roosevelt in the 1930s.
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Fiji Police Probe 'Plot' to Destabilise Government
Fiji's police chief said today his officers were investigating allegations of a plot to destabilise the government, refusing to deny it may have emanated from the force's own ranks.
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Turkey Blocks Access to Pro-Islamic State Websites in Crackdown
Turkey has blocked access to more than half a dozen Islamist news websites this week, prompting one group claiming allegiance to Islamic State to accuse Turkey of persecuting Muslims and warn of unspecified retaliation.
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Google 'Forgets' Stories in Europe From BBC, Other UK-Based News Sites
Journalists reacted to their stories being removed from certain searches in Europe, with some calling it a "challenge to press freedom".
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Pakistani journalists allowed to carry arms
Journalists in Pakistan have been allowed to carry small fire-arms for self-defence in the wake of the murder of scribe Syed Saleem Shahzad, Pakistan Interior Minister Rehman Malik today said.He also promised to probe allegations about ISI's involvement in his abduction.Malik's assurance came while speaking to the media after visiting Shahzad's res...
