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Panchayat Season 3 Review: Still Entertaining, but With More Political Spin
The first season of TVF’s hit social comedy released in 2020.
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India Amends Norms To Regulate Online Media
India has approved an amendment to bring online news portals and content providers under Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.
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Spread Of Pornography In Digital World Growing Rapidly: Pope Francis
Pope Francis has warned of the dangers that young people face when accessing the Internet and called on digital companies to boost protective measures.
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Delhi High Court Dismisses Plea To Regulate Netflix, Amazon Prime Video Content
Content on online platforms is not being regulated by the ministry, says Central government standing counsel Vikram Jetly.
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No Plans to Regulate Media, Rathore Calls It ‘Self-Regulatory’
The new I&B minster of state said the government has no plans to regulate news portals and media websites.
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Journalists Write To Smriti Irani Against Proposal For New Rules On Online Media
Concerned over a proposed move to frame new rules for online news, more than 100 journalists and media professionals have written to I&B Minister Smriti Irani, saying additional regulations will open up the possibility of widespread abuse and attempts to suppress political dissent by the government.
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NDTV Statement On Government Committee For Online News
The youngest and most democratic of all media - online media - must be allowed self-regulation: the chance to develop and implement its own guidelines for responsible and fair journalism.
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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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China Bans Online Media From Publishing Unverified Reports
China has banned online media from publishing unverified content, especially from the social media, after the country's internet regulator punished some major websites that fabricated stories this year.
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Why Facebook's under pressure to remove this page
The Aboriginal Memes Facebook page has created a furor in Australia this week with its depictions of indigenous Australians as drunks and welfare cheats.
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Faded social news site Digg sold for $500,000
Digg announced Thursday that it has been bought by online media company Betaworks in a move aimed at reviving the firm's cache.
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Byliner, a new website for readers and writers
Print magazines may be struggling but the founders of Byliner, a new website, believe there is an audience and a business opportunity online
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Words to avoid online to stop US agencies from spying on you
"Cloud", "team" and "Mexico" - these are some of the words used by government spies to scour social networking sites and online media for evidence of threats to the US, it has emerged.
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Byliner, a new website for readers and writers
Print magazines may be struggling but the founders of Byliner, a new website, believe there is an audience and a business opportunity online
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Panchayat Season 3 Review: Still Entertaining, but With More Political Spin
The first season of TVF’s hit social comedy released in 2020.
-
India Amends Norms To Regulate Online Media
India has approved an amendment to bring online news portals and content providers under Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.
-
Spread Of Pornography In Digital World Growing Rapidly: Pope Francis
Pope Francis has warned of the dangers that young people face when accessing the Internet and called on digital companies to boost protective measures.
-
Delhi High Court Dismisses Plea To Regulate Netflix, Amazon Prime Video Content
Content on online platforms is not being regulated by the ministry, says Central government standing counsel Vikram Jetly.
-
No Plans to Regulate Media, Rathore Calls It ‘Self-Regulatory’
The new I&B minster of state said the government has no plans to regulate news portals and media websites.
-
Journalists Write To Smriti Irani Against Proposal For New Rules On Online Media
Concerned over a proposed move to frame new rules for online news, more than 100 journalists and media professionals have written to I&B Minister Smriti Irani, saying additional regulations will open up the possibility of widespread abuse and attempts to suppress political dissent by the government.
-
NDTV Statement On Government Committee For Online News
The youngest and most democratic of all media - online media - must be allowed self-regulation: the chance to develop and implement its own guidelines for responsible and fair journalism.
-
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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China Bans Online Media From Publishing Unverified Reports
China has banned online media from publishing unverified content, especially from the social media, after the country's internet regulator punished some major websites that fabricated stories this year.
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Why Facebook's under pressure to remove this page
The Aboriginal Memes Facebook page has created a furor in Australia this week with its depictions of indigenous Australians as drunks and welfare cheats.
-
Faded social news site Digg sold for $500,000
Digg announced Thursday that it has been bought by online media company Betaworks in a move aimed at reviving the firm's cache.
-
Byliner, a new website for readers and writers
Print magazines may be struggling but the founders of Byliner, a new website, believe there is an audience and a business opportunity online
-
Words to avoid online to stop US agencies from spying on you
"Cloud", "team" and "Mexico" - these are some of the words used by government spies to scour social networking sites and online media for evidence of threats to the US, it has emerged.
-
Byliner, a new website for readers and writers
Print magazines may be struggling but the founders of Byliner, a new website, believe there is an audience and a business opportunity online
