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Malik Swashbuckler's Desi Fame, Viral Shame, And India's Cringefluencer Problem
Travel influencer Malik Swashbuckler is not alone, there has been a rise in social media videos showing obnoxious behaviour by Indian tourists abroad
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Indian YouTuber Detained In Turkey Over Derogatory Remarks On Women: Report
An Indian content creator has reportedly been detained in Turkey after massive outrage over his derogatory remarks targeting Turkish women.
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Shiv Sena Demands Suspension Of Mumbai-Turkey Flights Amid Row
Shiv Sena Social Media In-charge, Rahool Kanal, in letters addressed to the Maharashtra Governor C.P. Radhakrishnan, has made a strong plea for the suspension of flights from Mumbai to Istanbul until Turkey clarifies its stand on terrorism.
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Turkey Restores Access to Instagram after Nine-Day Block
Turkey has restored access to Instagram after the company agreed to cooperate with authorities to address the government's concerns. Instagram was blocked in Turkey on August 2 for not complying with the country's laws, rules, and public sensitivities.
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Turkey Summons Instagram Officials Over Platform Freeze
Turkey's government on Monday called officials from Instagram to a meeting, four days after blocking the social media platform for unspecified reasons.
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Tatyana Ozolina, Dubbed "Russia's Most Beautiful Biker", Dies In Motorbike Crash In Turkey
A bike ride took a deadly turn for a 38-year-old Russian social media influencer in Turkey after she crashed into a truck while riding her red BMW motorcycle.
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Viral Video: Adorable Cats Make Turkey's Subway Their Playground
Turkey Stray Cat Viral Video: A social media user said, "Turkey takes such good care of its stray cats and dogs; we should all learn from them."
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Jack Dorsey Says Twitter Was Threatened With Shutdown in India; MoS IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar Denies Claim
Twitter was threatened with shut down in India, Nigeria and Turkey unless it complied with orders to restrict accounts, with India wanting to curb journalists' and protesters' use of the social media platform, co-founder Jack Dorsey said on Monday. The Indian government has denied Dorsey's claim, calling it an "outright lie."
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'Turkey And Food': Vijay Deverakonda Is Giving Us Major Vacation Goals
Vijay Deverakonda's latest social media post features all the indulgences during his trip to Turkey. Read on for details.
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Twitter To Be "Re-Enabled Shortly" In Quake-Hit Turkey, Says Elon Musk
Twitter Chief Executive Elon Musk said in a tweet on Wednesday that the company had been informed by the government of Turkey that full access to the social media platform in the country will be re-enabled "shortly".
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4 Detained In Turkey For Spreading "Panic" On Social Media After Earthquake
Turkey Earthquake: Turkish social media have been filled with posts by people who complain about a lack of search and rescue efforts in their area, particularly in Hatay.
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22-Year-Old YouTube Star Killed By Father, Iraqis Call For Protest To Demand Justice
The death of a 22-year-old social media influencer in Iraq has sparked outrage over the ongoing culture of "honour killing" in the country.
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Turkish President ErdoÄŸan Says He May Negotiate Charge for Twitter Blue Check With Elon Musk
Turkish President Recep Tayyip ErdoÄŸan has stated that he could negotiate the price of Twitter's new monthly charge for the "verified" badge with Elon Musk, in order to avoid paying for it. ErdoÄŸan said on Wednesday in an interview with Turkish broadcaster ATV, that he may speak to Musk and discuss the charge. A blue check mark next to a person's...
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Meta Hit With $18.6 Million Fine by Turkish Competition Board for Breaking Competition Law
Meta has been hit with a TRY 346.72 million (roughly Rs. 153 crore) fine in Turkey, for breaking the country's competition law. The Turkish competition authority found the Facebook parent firm had obstructed competitors by merging data collected through the company's core services Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, it said on Wednesday.
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In This Country, Upto 3-Year Jail For Spreading "Fake News"
Turkey's parliament on Thursday approved a tough new media law that could see reporters and social media users jailed for up to three years for spreading "fake news".
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Malik Swashbuckler's Desi Fame, Viral Shame, And India's Cringefluencer Problem
Travel influencer Malik Swashbuckler is not alone, there has been a rise in social media videos showing obnoxious behaviour by Indian tourists abroad
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Indian YouTuber Detained In Turkey Over Derogatory Remarks On Women: Report
An Indian content creator has reportedly been detained in Turkey after massive outrage over his derogatory remarks targeting Turkish women.
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Shiv Sena Demands Suspension Of Mumbai-Turkey Flights Amid Row
Shiv Sena Social Media In-charge, Rahool Kanal, in letters addressed to the Maharashtra Governor C.P. Radhakrishnan, has made a strong plea for the suspension of flights from Mumbai to Istanbul until Turkey clarifies its stand on terrorism.
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Turkey Restores Access to Instagram after Nine-Day Block
Turkey has restored access to Instagram after the company agreed to cooperate with authorities to address the government's concerns. Instagram was blocked in Turkey on August 2 for not complying with the country's laws, rules, and public sensitivities.
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Turkey Summons Instagram Officials Over Platform Freeze
Turkey's government on Monday called officials from Instagram to a meeting, four days after blocking the social media platform for unspecified reasons.
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Tatyana Ozolina, Dubbed "Russia's Most Beautiful Biker", Dies In Motorbike Crash In Turkey
A bike ride took a deadly turn for a 38-year-old Russian social media influencer in Turkey after she crashed into a truck while riding her red BMW motorcycle.
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Viral Video: Adorable Cats Make Turkey's Subway Their Playground
Turkey Stray Cat Viral Video: A social media user said, "Turkey takes such good care of its stray cats and dogs; we should all learn from them."
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Jack Dorsey Says Twitter Was Threatened With Shutdown in India; MoS IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar Denies Claim
Twitter was threatened with shut down in India, Nigeria and Turkey unless it complied with orders to restrict accounts, with India wanting to curb journalists' and protesters' use of the social media platform, co-founder Jack Dorsey said on Monday. The Indian government has denied Dorsey's claim, calling it an "outright lie."
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'Turkey And Food': Vijay Deverakonda Is Giving Us Major Vacation Goals
Vijay Deverakonda's latest social media post features all the indulgences during his trip to Turkey. Read on for details.
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Twitter To Be "Re-Enabled Shortly" In Quake-Hit Turkey, Says Elon Musk
Twitter Chief Executive Elon Musk said in a tweet on Wednesday that the company had been informed by the government of Turkey that full access to the social media platform in the country will be re-enabled "shortly".
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4 Detained In Turkey For Spreading "Panic" On Social Media After Earthquake
Turkey Earthquake: Turkish social media have been filled with posts by people who complain about a lack of search and rescue efforts in their area, particularly in Hatay.
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22-Year-Old YouTube Star Killed By Father, Iraqis Call For Protest To Demand Justice
The death of a 22-year-old social media influencer in Iraq has sparked outrage over the ongoing culture of "honour killing" in the country.
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Turkish President ErdoÄŸan Says He May Negotiate Charge for Twitter Blue Check With Elon Musk
Turkish President Recep Tayyip ErdoÄŸan has stated that he could negotiate the price of Twitter's new monthly charge for the "verified" badge with Elon Musk, in order to avoid paying for it. ErdoÄŸan said on Wednesday in an interview with Turkish broadcaster ATV, that he may speak to Musk and discuss the charge. A blue check mark next to a person's...
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Meta Hit With $18.6 Million Fine by Turkish Competition Board for Breaking Competition Law
Meta has been hit with a TRY 346.72 million (roughly Rs. 153 crore) fine in Turkey, for breaking the country's competition law. The Turkish competition authority found the Facebook parent firm had obstructed competitors by merging data collected through the company's core services Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, it said on Wednesday.
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In This Country, Upto 3-Year Jail For Spreading "Fake News"
Turkey's parliament on Thursday approved a tough new media law that could see reporters and social media users jailed for up to three years for spreading "fake news".
