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Exclusive: Centre's Online Content Blocking Orders Triple Amid Surge In AI Content
The government's blocking powers came into focus during Operation Sindoor, launched on May 7, 2025, following the April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam that killed 26 people.
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25-Year-Old Builds Rs 1.6 Crore Net Worth From Meme Pages, Seeks Advice On His Next Move
In his post, the man asked for strategies to diversify assets, scale the business, and move toward Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE).
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Web Content Watchdog Soon? Top Court Says 'Somebody Has To Be Accountable'
Somebody has to be accountable for content uploaded on social media, the Supreme Court said today, as it brainstormed solutions to the issues that emerged during India's Got Latent case that brought several YouTubers under the spotlight
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Centre Notifies PIB As Official Fact Checker For Online Content
The Centre on Wednesday notified the fact check unit under the Press Information Bureau (PIB) to monitor online content pertaining to the government for accuracy.
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Tech Giants To Self-Regulate, Reduce Harmful Online Content In New Zealand
Big tech companies agreed on Monday to reduce harmful online content in New Zealand, making a move that critics said dodged the alternative of government regulation.
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Tech Giants To Self-Regulate, Reduce Harmful Online Content In New Zealand
Big tech companies agreed on Monday to reduce harmful online content in New Zealand, making a move that critics said dodged the alternative of government regulation.
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Worried About Obscenity, Centre Asks Streamers For Content Checks: Report
The streaming companies objected and no decision was reached, according to government minutes of the talks and an industry source who attended.
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Amazon Challenges EU Online Content Rules, Other Big Tech Firms Expected to Follow Suit
Amazon has launched a legal challenge against its inclusion in a group of companies subject to tough European Union online content rules, in a move that technology experts have said may prompt other tech giants to follow suit.
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UK Teen Girl Died After "Negative Effects Of Online Content"
A 14-year-old British girl died from an act of self-harm while suffering from the "negative effects of online content", a coroner said Friday, in a case that has shone a spotlight on social media companies.
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Tech Giants To Self-Regulate, Reduce Harmful Online Content In New Zealand
Big tech companies agreed on Monday to reduce harmful online content in New Zealand, making a move that critics said dodged the alternative of government regulation.
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Emergency Blocking Of Internet Content Been Around Since 2009: Centre
The provision in the recently issued digital media guidelines to block internet content during emergency situations has been around as a rule since 2009 and was not recently introduced, the government informed today. The clarification came in the face of criticism about the Centre arming itself with vast powers that left the publishing platform wit...
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YouTube Imposes Stricter Norms Against Racial, Gender, Religious Insults
Six months after YouTube got caught in a firestorm for refusing to take down videos from a conservative commentator who repeatedly lobbed racist and homophobic slurs at a journalist, the video giant says it is taking a "stronger stance" against threats and personal attacks.
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Facebook Top Lobbyist Calls for ‘Good Regulation’ of Global Web
Given its size, Facebook should play a role in creating rules for the web, Facebook’s Head of global affairs Nick Clegg said.
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China Cracks Down On Online Music For "Vulgar, Fascist Content"
A crackdown on vulgar online content has seen the removal of thousands of videos, online music, cartoons, and investigations into musical works advocating fascism or militarism, China's cultural authority said on Thursday.
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UK Lawmakers Criticise Social Media Over Response to Extremist Content
Social media were heavily criticised by a committee of British lawmakers on Monday for failing to do enough to remove illegal and extremist material posted on their sites.
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Exclusive: Centre's Online Content Blocking Orders Triple Amid Surge In AI Content
The government's blocking powers came into focus during Operation Sindoor, launched on May 7, 2025, following the April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam that killed 26 people.
-
25-Year-Old Builds Rs 1.6 Crore Net Worth From Meme Pages, Seeks Advice On His Next Move
In his post, the man asked for strategies to diversify assets, scale the business, and move toward Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE).
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Web Content Watchdog Soon? Top Court Says 'Somebody Has To Be Accountable'
Somebody has to be accountable for content uploaded on social media, the Supreme Court said today, as it brainstormed solutions to the issues that emerged during India's Got Latent case that brought several YouTubers under the spotlight
-
Centre Notifies PIB As Official Fact Checker For Online Content
The Centre on Wednesday notified the fact check unit under the Press Information Bureau (PIB) to monitor online content pertaining to the government for accuracy.
-
Tech Giants To Self-Regulate, Reduce Harmful Online Content In New Zealand
Big tech companies agreed on Monday to reduce harmful online content in New Zealand, making a move that critics said dodged the alternative of government regulation.
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Tech Giants To Self-Regulate, Reduce Harmful Online Content In New Zealand
Big tech companies agreed on Monday to reduce harmful online content in New Zealand, making a move that critics said dodged the alternative of government regulation.
-
Worried About Obscenity, Centre Asks Streamers For Content Checks: Report
The streaming companies objected and no decision was reached, according to government minutes of the talks and an industry source who attended.
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Amazon Challenges EU Online Content Rules, Other Big Tech Firms Expected to Follow Suit
Amazon has launched a legal challenge against its inclusion in a group of companies subject to tough European Union online content rules, in a move that technology experts have said may prompt other tech giants to follow suit.
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UK Teen Girl Died After "Negative Effects Of Online Content"
A 14-year-old British girl died from an act of self-harm while suffering from the "negative effects of online content", a coroner said Friday, in a case that has shone a spotlight on social media companies.
-
Tech Giants To Self-Regulate, Reduce Harmful Online Content In New Zealand
Big tech companies agreed on Monday to reduce harmful online content in New Zealand, making a move that critics said dodged the alternative of government regulation.
-
Emergency Blocking Of Internet Content Been Around Since 2009: Centre
The provision in the recently issued digital media guidelines to block internet content during emergency situations has been around as a rule since 2009 and was not recently introduced, the government informed today. The clarification came in the face of criticism about the Centre arming itself with vast powers that left the publishing platform wit...
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YouTube Imposes Stricter Norms Against Racial, Gender, Religious Insults
Six months after YouTube got caught in a firestorm for refusing to take down videos from a conservative commentator who repeatedly lobbed racist and homophobic slurs at a journalist, the video giant says it is taking a "stronger stance" against threats and personal attacks.
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Facebook Top Lobbyist Calls for ‘Good Regulation’ of Global Web
Given its size, Facebook should play a role in creating rules for the web, Facebook’s Head of global affairs Nick Clegg said.
-
China Cracks Down On Online Music For "Vulgar, Fascist Content"
A crackdown on vulgar online content has seen the removal of thousands of videos, online music, cartoons, and investigations into musical works advocating fascism or militarism, China's cultural authority said on Thursday.
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UK Lawmakers Criticise Social Media Over Response to Extremist Content
Social media were heavily criticised by a committee of British lawmakers on Monday for failing to do enough to remove illegal and extremist material posted on their sites.
