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Amazon Suspends Palestinian Engineer For Protesting Contract With Israeli Government
Amazon has suspended a Palestinian software engineer after he publicly opposed the firm's ties with Israeli government through internal channels. He criticised the tech giant's cloud computing contract with Israel, known as Project Nimbus
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No Petition Filed In High Court: Wrestling Body Chief Amid #MeToo Charge
Brij Bhushan Singh clarified that no petition has been filed by him or by any person authorized by him in the Delhi High Court against the Delhi government, the wrestlers who protested and against the news channels.
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India Raises Pak 'No' To Airspace For Srinagar-Sharjah Flight: Sources
The government has asked Pakistan to reconsider its decision to close airspace to a Srinagar-Sharjah direct flight, sources said Thursday, noting that the issue had been raised via diplomatic channels.
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PM Narendra Modi To Launch Sansad TV On September 15
Sansad TV is being launched after merging the Lok Sabha TV and Rajya Sabha TV channels.
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Karnataka Minister Quits On "Moral Grounds" Amid Row Over Alleged Sex Tape
Karnataka Water Resources Minister Ramesh Jarkiholi has resigned on "moral grounds" after an alleged sex tape was aired by local news channels.
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60 Million YouTube Views For NDTV's Tractor Rally Violence Coverage
NDTV's coverage of the January 26 violence in Delhi was the most-watched among English Channels on YouTube, proving yet again that it is the leader in quality news journalism. NDTV India was the second most-watched among Hindi channels.
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What Court Said In Bollywood Defamation Case Against Some News Channels
Nearly a month after leading Bollywood filmmakers filed a lawsuit in the Delhi High Court against "irresponsible reporting by certain media houses", the court today said "no defamatory content" should be uploaded on social media or displayed on their channels.
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Agency To Pause News Channel Ratings To Review System Amid Ratings Row: 10 Points
Television ratings agency BARC (Broadcast Audience Research Council) has decided to pause weekly ratings for news channels for three months to "review and augment the current standards" of data after a huge controversy over the alleged rigging of viewership ratings by three channels. One of the channels, Republic TV, had gone to the Supreme Court s...
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Nepal Partially Lifts Ban On Indian Private News Channels
Nepal's cable television operators on Monday partially lifted the ban imposed on Indian private news channels.
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After "Hate-Filled Abuses", The Royals To Block, Report Social Media Trolls
The Royal Family has published social media guidelines for the public, vowing to block users who leave offensive or abusive comments on official channels.
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Supreme Court To Hear BJP Member's Plea Alleging Contempt Of Judiciary
The Supreme Court today agreed to hear next week the plea of a lawyer alleging that some advocates and politicians were making contemptuous remarks against the top judiciary on social media and news channels.
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TRAI Takes Measures to Provide Fair Deal to TV Channel Subscribers
The slew of measures undertaken by TRAI include mandatory display of all channels and their rates, as well as a choice of subscription to a-la-carte channels.
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Police To Share Video With Details Of Missing JNU Student On Twitter, News Channels
A day after Lt Governor Najeeb Jung asked Delhi Police to step up efforts to trace missing JNU student Najeeb Ahmed, the force has made a small video with his details that will be shared on its official Twitter handle and aired across news channels.
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Time For Conventional Media To 'Strike Back': Arun Jaitley
It is time for the conventional media to "stand up and strike back", Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said today, noting there was space for it to serve objective rather than "agenda-setting news" by television channels.
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Rakesh Maria and Sheena Bora Case May Soon Be Mutually Exclusive
The 15 seconds of front-row fame for the Sheena Bora murder case seem to be slipping through the hourglass- not soon enough for many who felt a tabloid story was being paraded as the news by TV channels.
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Amazon Suspends Palestinian Engineer For Protesting Contract With Israeli Government
Amazon has suspended a Palestinian software engineer after he publicly opposed the firm's ties with Israeli government through internal channels. He criticised the tech giant's cloud computing contract with Israel, known as Project Nimbus
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No Petition Filed In High Court: Wrestling Body Chief Amid #MeToo Charge
Brij Bhushan Singh clarified that no petition has been filed by him or by any person authorized by him in the Delhi High Court against the Delhi government, the wrestlers who protested and against the news channels.
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India Raises Pak 'No' To Airspace For Srinagar-Sharjah Flight: Sources
The government has asked Pakistan to reconsider its decision to close airspace to a Srinagar-Sharjah direct flight, sources said Thursday, noting that the issue had been raised via diplomatic channels.
-
PM Narendra Modi To Launch Sansad TV On September 15
Sansad TV is being launched after merging the Lok Sabha TV and Rajya Sabha TV channels.
-
Karnataka Minister Quits On "Moral Grounds" Amid Row Over Alleged Sex Tape
Karnataka Water Resources Minister Ramesh Jarkiholi has resigned on "moral grounds" after an alleged sex tape was aired by local news channels.
-
60 Million YouTube Views For NDTV's Tractor Rally Violence Coverage
NDTV's coverage of the January 26 violence in Delhi was the most-watched among English Channels on YouTube, proving yet again that it is the leader in quality news journalism. NDTV India was the second most-watched among Hindi channels.
-
What Court Said In Bollywood Defamation Case Against Some News Channels
Nearly a month after leading Bollywood filmmakers filed a lawsuit in the Delhi High Court against "irresponsible reporting by certain media houses", the court today said "no defamatory content" should be uploaded on social media or displayed on their channels.
-
Agency To Pause News Channel Ratings To Review System Amid Ratings Row: 10 Points
Television ratings agency BARC (Broadcast Audience Research Council) has decided to pause weekly ratings for news channels for three months to "review and augment the current standards" of data after a huge controversy over the alleged rigging of viewership ratings by three channels. One of the channels, Republic TV, had gone to the Supreme Court s...
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Nepal Partially Lifts Ban On Indian Private News Channels
Nepal's cable television operators on Monday partially lifted the ban imposed on Indian private news channels.
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After "Hate-Filled Abuses", The Royals To Block, Report Social Media Trolls
The Royal Family has published social media guidelines for the public, vowing to block users who leave offensive or abusive comments on official channels.
-
Supreme Court To Hear BJP Member's Plea Alleging Contempt Of Judiciary
The Supreme Court today agreed to hear next week the plea of a lawyer alleging that some advocates and politicians were making contemptuous remarks against the top judiciary on social media and news channels.
-
TRAI Takes Measures to Provide Fair Deal to TV Channel Subscribers
The slew of measures undertaken by TRAI include mandatory display of all channels and their rates, as well as a choice of subscription to a-la-carte channels.
-
Police To Share Video With Details Of Missing JNU Student On Twitter, News Channels
A day after Lt Governor Najeeb Jung asked Delhi Police to step up efforts to trace missing JNU student Najeeb Ahmed, the force has made a small video with his details that will be shared on its official Twitter handle and aired across news channels.
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Time For Conventional Media To 'Strike Back': Arun Jaitley
It is time for the conventional media to "stand up and strike back", Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said today, noting there was space for it to serve objective rather than "agenda-setting news" by television channels.
-
Rakesh Maria and Sheena Bora Case May Soon Be Mutually Exclusive
The 15 seconds of front-row fame for the Sheena Bora murder case seem to be slipping through the hourglass- not soon enough for many who felt a tabloid story was being paraded as the news by TV channels.
