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Russia Fines Google $20 Decillion. That's 2 Followed By 34 Zeroes
The unprecedented penalty targets YouTube, owned by Google's parent company Alphabet, over the platform's decision to block Russian state-run media channels in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Massive Youtube Glitch Reported In Russia, Thousands Affected
Russian internet monitoring service Sboi.rf said that there had been thousands of glitches reported about YouTube in Russia. Users said they could only access YouTube via virtual private networks (VPNs).
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Russia Fines Google For Refusing User Data Storage On Servers
Google was fined 15 million roubles ($164,000) on Tuesday for repeated refusal to store Russian users' data on servers inside Russia, a Moscow court said.
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Russia Fines Google $34 Million For Competition Rules Breach
Russia's competition watchdog fined Alphabet's Google 2 billion roubles ($34.2 million) on Tuesday for abusing its dominant position in the video hosting market, the regulator said in a statement.
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Russia Punishes Wikimedia for Violating Law by Sharing Prohibited Content Over Ukraine War
Russia punished Wikimedia, which hosts Wikipedia, for publishing prohibited content over Ukraine. The country introduced sweeping new laws on sharing information about the conflict in Ukraine. A few days back, Google was also fined by a Moscow court for failing to remove content concerning Russia's military intervention in Ukraine.
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Google News Blocked by Russia Citing Ukraine Conflict: Report
Russia's communications regulator has reportedly blocked the news aggregator service of Google, accusing it of allowing access to what it calls fake material about the country's military operation in Ukraine.
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Google Asked to Stop Spreading Threats Against Russians on YouTube
Russia demanded that Google stop spreading what it called threats against Russian citizens on its YouTube video-sharing platform, a move that could presage an outright block of the service on Russian territory.
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Ukraine Vice Prime Minister Twitter-Shaming Firms to Action Over Russia Invasion
Ukraine's vice prime minister has been calling out big tech companies by name on Twitter to push them to penalise Russia over its invasion — and it's having an impact.
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Google Drops RT, Other Russian State Media From Its News Features Amid Ukraine Crisis
Google confirmed that it had removed Russian state-funded publishers such as RT from its news-related features, including the Google News search tool, following Russia's invasion of Ukraine and various sanctions against Russia.
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Russia Fines Google, Meta Record $125 Million Over Banned Content
In recent years Russia has been piling pressure on Western social media giants, with President Vladimir Putin saying those companies were becoming as influential as elected governments.
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Russia Fines Google For Not Deleting Banned Content
A Moscow court fined Alphabet Inc.'s Google 3 million roubles ($40,400) on Monday for not deleting content that it deemed illegal, part of a wider dispute between Russia and the U.S. tech giant.
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Google, Apple Comply With Russian Law Over Kremlin Critic App
The Kremlin said Friday Google and Apple conformed with "the letter and spirit" of Russian law by removing Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny's app instructing voters to weaken the ruling party during polls.
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Russia Fines Google For Not Deleting Banned Content
Russia on Friday launched administrative proceedings against Facebook's WhatsApp for what it said was a failure to localise data of Russian users on Russian territory, the Interfax news agency reported.
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Russia Fines Google For Violating Personal Data Law
Russia on Thursday fined Google 3 million roubles ($41,017) for violating personal data legislation, Google's first fine for that offence, Moscow's Tagansky District Court said.
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Google, Facebook Fined in Russia for Failing to Delete Banned Content
A Russian court said it has fined US technology giants Google and Facebook over a failure to delete content that Moscow deems illegal, the latest development in an escalating standoff between Russia and Big Tech.
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Russia Fines Google $20 Decillion. That's 2 Followed By 34 Zeroes
The unprecedented penalty targets YouTube, owned by Google's parent company Alphabet, over the platform's decision to block Russian state-run media channels in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Massive Youtube Glitch Reported In Russia, Thousands Affected
Russian internet monitoring service Sboi.rf said that there had been thousands of glitches reported about YouTube in Russia. Users said they could only access YouTube via virtual private networks (VPNs).
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Russia Fines Google For Refusing User Data Storage On Servers
Google was fined 15 million roubles ($164,000) on Tuesday for repeated refusal to store Russian users' data on servers inside Russia, a Moscow court said.
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Russia Fines Google $34 Million For Competition Rules Breach
Russia's competition watchdog fined Alphabet's Google 2 billion roubles ($34.2 million) on Tuesday for abusing its dominant position in the video hosting market, the regulator said in a statement.
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Russia Punishes Wikimedia for Violating Law by Sharing Prohibited Content Over Ukraine War
Russia punished Wikimedia, which hosts Wikipedia, for publishing prohibited content over Ukraine. The country introduced sweeping new laws on sharing information about the conflict in Ukraine. A few days back, Google was also fined by a Moscow court for failing to remove content concerning Russia's military intervention in Ukraine.
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Google News Blocked by Russia Citing Ukraine Conflict: Report
Russia's communications regulator has reportedly blocked the news aggregator service of Google, accusing it of allowing access to what it calls fake material about the country's military operation in Ukraine.
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Google Asked to Stop Spreading Threats Against Russians on YouTube
Russia demanded that Google stop spreading what it called threats against Russian citizens on its YouTube video-sharing platform, a move that could presage an outright block of the service on Russian territory.
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Ukraine Vice Prime Minister Twitter-Shaming Firms to Action Over Russia Invasion
Ukraine's vice prime minister has been calling out big tech companies by name on Twitter to push them to penalise Russia over its invasion — and it's having an impact.
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Google Drops RT, Other Russian State Media From Its News Features Amid Ukraine Crisis
Google confirmed that it had removed Russian state-funded publishers such as RT from its news-related features, including the Google News search tool, following Russia's invasion of Ukraine and various sanctions against Russia.
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Russia Fines Google, Meta Record $125 Million Over Banned Content
In recent years Russia has been piling pressure on Western social media giants, with President Vladimir Putin saying those companies were becoming as influential as elected governments.
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Russia Fines Google For Not Deleting Banned Content
A Moscow court fined Alphabet Inc.'s Google 3 million roubles ($40,400) on Monday for not deleting content that it deemed illegal, part of a wider dispute between Russia and the U.S. tech giant.
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Google, Apple Comply With Russian Law Over Kremlin Critic App
The Kremlin said Friday Google and Apple conformed with "the letter and spirit" of Russian law by removing Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny's app instructing voters to weaken the ruling party during polls.
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Russia Fines Google For Not Deleting Banned Content
Russia on Friday launched administrative proceedings against Facebook's WhatsApp for what it said was a failure to localise data of Russian users on Russian territory, the Interfax news agency reported.
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Russia Fines Google For Violating Personal Data Law
Russia on Thursday fined Google 3 million roubles ($41,017) for violating personal data legislation, Google's first fine for that offence, Moscow's Tagansky District Court said.
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Google, Facebook Fined in Russia for Failing to Delete Banned Content
A Russian court said it has fined US technology giants Google and Facebook over a failure to delete content that Moscow deems illegal, the latest development in an escalating standoff between Russia and Big Tech.
