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Explained: Canada's Law Making Big Tech Pay For News, Its Deal With Google
Canada's bid to give the struggling journalism industry a leg-up with the passage of the Online News Act in June, brought it at loggerheads with Big Tech, specifically Google and Meta.
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White House Condemns 'Harassment' Of Reporter Who Asked PM Rights Question
The White House has denounced what the Wall Street Journal has called the "intense online harassment" of its reporter Sabrina Siddiqui, who had asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi a question on democracy in India.
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Technology Industry Allowing 'Deluge' of Misinformation to Drown Out Reliable Information, RSF Says
Technology firms have allowed a deluge of misinformation to drown out reliable information, according to Reporters Without Borders (RSF). A report published on World Press Freedom Day puts a spotlight on the way misinformation drowns out trustworthy news online, while highlighting how this problem has been compounded with the rise of artificial int...
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"Covaxin Safe For Kids Aged 2-18": Here's What Bharat Biotech Says On Side-Effects
Data on Covaxin for children has been published online in The Lancet Infectious Diseases journal on June 16
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Facebook Account "Hacked, Blocked In 2018": BJP MLA, Named In Report
T Raja Singh, the politician at the centre of the huge row that has erupted after the Wall Street Journal reported that Facebook's content policies favoured the ruling BJP, has rejected allegations that he makes communally loaded posts online and claimed that his official Facebook accountwas "hacked and blockedin 2018".
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Facebook Executive In Delhi Alleges Threat To Life Amid Row Over Report
A top Facebook executive has alleged threat to her life in a police complaint filed in Delhi, which names five people. Ankhi Das, 49, has linked the alleged threats, which have been received online, to an article published last week in a foreign publication - Wall Street Journal - that claimed Facebook overlooks hate speech by BJP leaders.
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New Jersey Road Covered In Trash Post Diwali Celebration, Twitter Enraged
A video going viral online shows India Square - a commercial district in the Journal Square and Marion Section neighbourhoods Jersey City - left covered in garbage after Diwali celebrations.
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NDTV Is India's First Choice In News Online And On-Air, Says Report
NDTV is the No. 1 choice in news for Indians who speak English and have access to the internet, a new report by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford in England has found.
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Google News Initiative India Training Network to Train 8,000 Journalists on Fact-Checking
"Our goal is to train more than 200 trainers, who will then train 8,000 journalists in six languages over the next year, making this Google's largest training network in the world."
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High-Fat Diet During Pregnancy May Increase the Risk of Breast Cancer: Study
A new study, published online in the Journal Breast Cancer Research, reveals that having a high-fat diet during pregnancy may increase the risk of breast cancer over generations.
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NDTV's Online Newsroom: Who's Really In Charge Here?
This is an excerpt from Suparna Singh's chapter in a new book about NDTV and 25 years of television journalism, called More News is Good News.
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Alibaba, Foxconn Reportedly in Talks to Jointly Invest $500 Million in Snapdeal
A report by the Wall Street Journal says the joint $500 million investment by Alibaba and Foxconn would give the firms a 10 percent stake in Snapdeal.
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Amazon.com's Retail Practices in India Come Under Scrutiny: Report
Regulators in India are investigating whether Amazon.com Inc may have circumvented restrictions placed on foreign investors by selling directly to domestic consumers, The Wall Street Journal on Friday, citing unidentified sources.
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Explained: Canada's Law Making Big Tech Pay For News, Its Deal With Google
Canada's bid to give the struggling journalism industry a leg-up with the passage of the Online News Act in June, brought it at loggerheads with Big Tech, specifically Google and Meta.
-
White House Condemns 'Harassment' Of Reporter Who Asked PM Rights Question
The White House has denounced what the Wall Street Journal has called the "intense online harassment" of its reporter Sabrina Siddiqui, who had asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi a question on democracy in India.
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Technology Industry Allowing 'Deluge' of Misinformation to Drown Out Reliable Information, RSF Says
Technology firms have allowed a deluge of misinformation to drown out reliable information, according to Reporters Without Borders (RSF). A report published on World Press Freedom Day puts a spotlight on the way misinformation drowns out trustworthy news online, while highlighting how this problem has been compounded with the rise of artificial int...
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"Covaxin Safe For Kids Aged 2-18": Here's What Bharat Biotech Says On Side-Effects
Data on Covaxin for children has been published online in The Lancet Infectious Diseases journal on June 16
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Facebook Account "Hacked, Blocked In 2018": BJP MLA, Named In Report
T Raja Singh, the politician at the centre of the huge row that has erupted after the Wall Street Journal reported that Facebook's content policies favoured the ruling BJP, has rejected allegations that he makes communally loaded posts online and claimed that his official Facebook accountwas "hacked and blockedin 2018".
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Facebook Executive In Delhi Alleges Threat To Life Amid Row Over Report
A top Facebook executive has alleged threat to her life in a police complaint filed in Delhi, which names five people. Ankhi Das, 49, has linked the alleged threats, which have been received online, to an article published last week in a foreign publication - Wall Street Journal - that claimed Facebook overlooks hate speech by BJP leaders.
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New Jersey Road Covered In Trash Post Diwali Celebration, Twitter Enraged
A video going viral online shows India Square - a commercial district in the Journal Square and Marion Section neighbourhoods Jersey City - left covered in garbage after Diwali celebrations.
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NDTV Is India's First Choice In News Online And On-Air, Says Report
NDTV is the No. 1 choice in news for Indians who speak English and have access to the internet, a new report by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford in England has found.
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Google News Initiative India Training Network to Train 8,000 Journalists on Fact-Checking
"Our goal is to train more than 200 trainers, who will then train 8,000 journalists in six languages over the next year, making this Google's largest training network in the world."
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High-Fat Diet During Pregnancy May Increase the Risk of Breast Cancer: Study
A new study, published online in the Journal Breast Cancer Research, reveals that having a high-fat diet during pregnancy may increase the risk of breast cancer over generations.
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NDTV's Online Newsroom: Who's Really In Charge Here?
This is an excerpt from Suparna Singh's chapter in a new book about NDTV and 25 years of television journalism, called More News is Good News.
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Alibaba, Foxconn Reportedly in Talks to Jointly Invest $500 Million in Snapdeal
A report by the Wall Street Journal says the joint $500 million investment by Alibaba and Foxconn would give the firms a 10 percent stake in Snapdeal.
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Amazon.com's Retail Practices in India Come Under Scrutiny: Report
Regulators in India are investigating whether Amazon.com Inc may have circumvented restrictions placed on foreign investors by selling directly to domestic consumers, The Wall Street Journal on Friday, citing unidentified sources.
