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Supreme Court Directs the Centre to Submit Status Reports on Actions to Eliminate Online Offensive Content
The Supreme Court is seeking status reports of the internet intermediaries and the government on the steps taken so far to eliminate circulation of child pornography, rape videos and images. The direction was given by a bench of two judges. The bench has scheduled the matter for the next hearing on November 3.
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Delhi High Court Lays Down Guidelines For Ensuring Quick Removal Of Offensive Content From Internet
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday laid down guidelines to be followed by courts while dealing with cases related to removal of objectionable content from the internet to ensure access to such offensive material is restricted at the earliest
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6 Arrested In Delhi For Sharing Offensive Content Against Children: Cops
Six people have been arrested for sharing online pictures and videos containing sexually offensive content against children, the police said today.
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Tech Firms Race to Spot Video Violence
A dozen or more companies are wrestling with the problem, those in the industry say. Google and Facebook are working on their own solutions.
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Supreme Court Judges, Sent Rape Videos On Pen Drive, Seek WhatsApp Help
Messaging service WhatsApp, which has been used to share videos of Indian women being raped, told the Supreme Court today that it will help to block "sexually offensive" content from being shared on social media.
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YouTube Ad Boycott May Cost Google $750 Million in Revenue
YouTube could see its annual revenues cut by as much as 7.5 per cent due to the ongoing controversy over advertisements.
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YouTube's Bid to Grab TV Dollars Threatened by Advertiser Revolt
The move could threaten the site’s long-term strategy of stealing ad dollars from television, analysts and ad industry professionals.
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Court reserves order on Facebook India's plea
A Delhi court on Monday reserved its order on the plea of Facebook India seeking removal of its name from the civil suit against various social networking sites for allegedly displaying objectionable content. Administrative Civil Judge Parveen Singh reserved his order for May 22 after Facebook India said that it is not responsible for the contents ...
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Facebook bans village name for being offensive
Facebook users from a village called Effin in Ireland cannot use the name after the social networking website banned it for being "offensive".
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Supreme Court Directs the Centre to Submit Status Reports on Actions to Eliminate Online Offensive Content
The Supreme Court is seeking status reports of the internet intermediaries and the government on the steps taken so far to eliminate circulation of child pornography, rape videos and images. The direction was given by a bench of two judges. The bench has scheduled the matter for the next hearing on November 3.
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Delhi High Court Lays Down Guidelines For Ensuring Quick Removal Of Offensive Content From Internet
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday laid down guidelines to be followed by courts while dealing with cases related to removal of objectionable content from the internet to ensure access to such offensive material is restricted at the earliest
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6 Arrested In Delhi For Sharing Offensive Content Against Children: Cops
Six people have been arrested for sharing online pictures and videos containing sexually offensive content against children, the police said today.
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Tech Firms Race to Spot Video Violence
A dozen or more companies are wrestling with the problem, those in the industry say. Google and Facebook are working on their own solutions.
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Supreme Court Judges, Sent Rape Videos On Pen Drive, Seek WhatsApp Help
Messaging service WhatsApp, which has been used to share videos of Indian women being raped, told the Supreme Court today that it will help to block "sexually offensive" content from being shared on social media.
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YouTube Ad Boycott May Cost Google $750 Million in Revenue
YouTube could see its annual revenues cut by as much as 7.5 per cent due to the ongoing controversy over advertisements.
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YouTube's Bid to Grab TV Dollars Threatened by Advertiser Revolt
The move could threaten the site’s long-term strategy of stealing ad dollars from television, analysts and ad industry professionals.
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Court reserves order on Facebook India's plea
A Delhi court on Monday reserved its order on the plea of Facebook India seeking removal of its name from the civil suit against various social networking sites for allegedly displaying objectionable content. Administrative Civil Judge Parveen Singh reserved his order for May 22 after Facebook India said that it is not responsible for the contents ...
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Facebook bans village name for being offensive
Facebook users from a village called Effin in Ireland cannot use the name after the social networking website banned it for being "offensive".
