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3 months with the new policy of online content regulations; What are the rules in America, China and other countries | ऑनलाइन कटेंट की नई पॉलिसी से 3 महीने में क्या-क्या बदला; अमेरिका, चीन और अन्य देशों में फिलहाल क्या हैं नियम?

3 months with the new policy of online content regulations; What are the rules in America, China and other countries | ऑनलाइन कटेंट की नई पॉलिसी से 3 महीने में क्या-क्या बदला; अमेरिका, चीन और अन्य देशों में फिलहाल क्या हैं नियम?
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Explained: What are the new IT rules and will they come into effect tomorrow?

PTI Big Tech companies have been in conflict with governments across the world for quite some time now. In India, even as the Centre introduced new rules for social media and digital content, earlier this year on February 25, and gave a three-month deadline to all social media and OTT (Over The Top) platforms to comply with them, many are yet to do so. What do the rules suggest? According to the centre, the rules establish a soft-touch self-regulatory architecture and a Code of Ethics and a three-tier grievance redressal mechanism for news publishers and OTT platforms and digital media. Publishers of news on digital media would be required to observe norms of journalistic conduct of the Press Council of India and the Programme Code under the Cable Television Networks Regulation Act thereby, providing a level playing field between the offline (print, TV) and digital media

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Bollywood drugs case: Delhi HC asks Centre to file report on action taken against non-NBSA channels

File photo of actor Rakul Preet Singh. | Sujit Jaiswal/AFP The Delhi High Court on Thursday directed the Centre to file a status report on action taken against media channels that are not members of the News Broadcasting Standards Association for violating the Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act, reported Bar and Bench. The order came on a plea filed by actor Rakul Preet Singh. The actor had in September moved the High Court to restrain media from publishing and broadcasting unsubstantiated news about her in connection with a drugs case being investigated by the Narcotics Control Bureau. The High Court had ruled in her favour, directing media houses to exercise restraint. Various news channels had reported defamatory content against the actor after she was summoned in the drugs case related to Sushant Singh Rajput’s death.

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OPINION: Regulating digital news is important but freedom of press is precious

OPINION: Regulating digital news is important but freedom of press is precious Representative imageUnsplash social media platforms, the government has also put out new rules for digital news companies. Digital news can be anything from press conferences to analysis pieces regardless of whether they’re socio-political, economic or cultural in nature. Digital news organisations are facing a 30-day deadline to register themselves with the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB).The Indian government has come up with a new set of rules and regulations to regulate social media platforms, messaging services, OTT platforms and news portals. Also Read Digital news portals have now been brought under the ambit of the rules governing print and television media

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New regulations to rein in digital platforms

New regulations to rein in digital platforms Indian journalist with over 50 years of newspaper, news agency and television experience. 01 Mar 2021 Representational image. A new code drawn up by the Indian government to regulate the working of social media and other digital platforms appears to be designed to meet immediate political needs rather than serve long-term interests of society. The companies have been given three months to comply with the regulations. A code drawn up in 2011 to deal with social media was in place until now. The new one also covers Over-the-top (OTP) platforms which came up subsequently. Information Technology Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad and Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar provided details of the code at a joint press conference last week.

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