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The Indian government on Tuesday said that all Internet intermediaries and social media platforms have to comply with the law of the land, after Twitter moved the Karnataka High Court against its order to take down some content on its platform. �� Twitter vs Indian Government: India Says Big Tech Must Obey Law of the Land As Twitter Goes to Court.

Be seen as bad actors —— a pr cost. it may affect their popularity and advertising revenue. and the provisions in the bill as it is now are not limited just to fines. there are not limited just to fines. there are the possibility for directors in certain circumstances to their individual responsibility and there are also what is called business disruption measures, so at its widest extent, it could be service blocking. b. widest extent, it could be service blockinu. �* ., ., ., blocking. a...

Why the New IT Rules Beg Urgent Judicial Review The new intermediary rules have conferred unbridled powers to the executive, potentially in complete disregard to the constitutionally guaranteed rights of freedom of speech and expression. Facebook and Twitter app icons on a smartphone. Photo: Reuters The Caravan, a leading investigative journalism magazine was withheld. News agency ANI soon reported that around 250 accounts had been withheld by Twitter in India upon request from the Ministry of...

Interview | If You Want to Curb Fake News, Control BJPs IT Cell: Supriya Shrinate on IT Rules The Congress spokesperson said the government should, instead of muzzling dissent with the new IT Rules, attempt to set its own house in order. "What kind of fake news are you going to check when the government hasn’t been able to put its own house in order?" Representative image. Photo: Unsplash Tech01/Mar/2021 New Delhi: The BJP-led Centre recently framed rules to regulate all types of digital ...

Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, or Safari: Which Browser Is Best? You may take your web browser for granted, but investigating your options is worthwhile. We compare the top players on various aspects of speed, privacy, and other important features. By Michael Muchmore Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, or Safari: Which Browser Is Best? Google Chrome Web Browser Opera Web Browser The web browser is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, if you count Tim Berners-Lees 1991 introduction of t...