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Maharashtra Issues Social Media Guidelines For Employees To Curb Leaks
The Maharashtra government has issued new social media usage guidelines for its employees, warning that disciplinary action will be taken against anyone violating the new rule.
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Delhi Police Issues Orders Against Personnel Making Videos In Uniform
Terming the act of making reels in khaki an "abuse of uniform", Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora has cautioned personnel from doing so, directing them to distinguish between their "personal and professional lives".
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Centre Issues New Guidelines For Celebs, Social Media Influencers
The government wants to ensure that the endorsements are in compliance with the Consumer Protection Act and any associated rules or guidelines.
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Influencers Must Use 'Paid Promotion', 'Ad' In Endorsements: Centre
Celebrities and influencers, who are endorsing products and services on social media platform, should disclose their material interest by using words like advertisement, sponsored, collaboration or paid promotion.
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Social Media Posts Must Prominently Label Promotional Content: ASCI Issues Draft Guidelines for Influencers
ASCI has put together a set of proposed guidelines for social media influencers, saying that all promotional content must carry disclosure labels on all platforms, for easy understanding of viewers.
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'Can't Like, Share, Comment On Social Media': Madhya Pradesh Teachers "Advised"
Teachers as well as members of the education department in Madhya Pradesh's Satna have been advised not to like, share and comment on posts on social media that show the department in poor light or are against its policies.
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Read: Govt's guidelines for its departments for using social media
The government today issued guidelines for its departments using social media networks asking them not to post confidential information and "unverified" facts.
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Govt issues guidelines for its departments for using social media
The government today issued guidelines for its departments using social media networks asking them not to post confidential information and "unverified" facts.
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Maharashtra Issues Social Media Guidelines For Employees To Curb Leaks
The Maharashtra government has issued new social media usage guidelines for its employees, warning that disciplinary action will be taken against anyone violating the new rule.
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Delhi Police Issues Orders Against Personnel Making Videos In Uniform
Terming the act of making reels in khaki an "abuse of uniform", Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora has cautioned personnel from doing so, directing them to distinguish between their "personal and professional lives".
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Centre Issues New Guidelines For Celebs, Social Media Influencers
The government wants to ensure that the endorsements are in compliance with the Consumer Protection Act and any associated rules or guidelines.
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Influencers Must Use 'Paid Promotion', 'Ad' In Endorsements: Centre
Celebrities and influencers, who are endorsing products and services on social media platform, should disclose their material interest by using words like advertisement, sponsored, collaboration or paid promotion.
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Social Media Posts Must Prominently Label Promotional Content: ASCI Issues Draft Guidelines for Influencers
ASCI has put together a set of proposed guidelines for social media influencers, saying that all promotional content must carry disclosure labels on all platforms, for easy understanding of viewers.
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'Can't Like, Share, Comment On Social Media': Madhya Pradesh Teachers "Advised"
Teachers as well as members of the education department in Madhya Pradesh's Satna have been advised not to like, share and comment on posts on social media that show the department in poor light or are against its policies.
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Read: Govt's guidelines for its departments for using social media
The government today issued guidelines for its departments using social media networks asking them not to post confidential information and "unverified" facts.
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Govt issues guidelines for its departments for using social media
The government today issued guidelines for its departments using social media networks asking them not to post confidential information and "unverified" facts.
