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The number of requests for content removal going from the Indian government to Google is increasing at a fast clip. India is now ranked next only to Russia and South Korea on this count

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This is our show. you cant come on here. this is you know what im saying. but that is not this right. denying access to facebook ortw to twitter is essentially denyingit d access to the modert town square, not like the new york times. its not like any other place. i think the bigger issue which i touched on yesterdays you cannot trust the credibility of any obvious partisan or politician with an ideology to moderate content i because what youre going to get isov content removal that only flows i...

Twitter sees record number of govt demands to remove content, Japan and Russia lead pack

Delhi High Court seeks Centre’s stand

OTT platforms should self-classify the content into five age based categories --- U (Universal), U/A, (people above 7 years), U/A above (13 years), U/A (above 16 years), and A (all the adults), said the government on Thursday while announcing guidelines for these platforms. "Platforms would be required to implement parental locks for content classified as U/A 13+ or higher, and reliable age verification mechanisms for content classified as A," it said. The publisher of online curated content...

The government on Thursday announced new information technology rules to curb the misuse of social media platforms. It mandated firms to appoint a grievance officer and disclose the first originator of the mischievous information and remove it within 36 hours. The rules said content depicting nudity or morphed pictures of women needed to be removed within 24 hours. The rules notified by the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021, will ...

The government is today expected to announce the social media and intermediary guidelines, which will be applicable to firms like Facebook, Google, Twitter and others. According to a document shared by the Internet Freedom Foundation ahead of the formal announcement, the rules are going to be called “Information Technology (guidelines for intermediaries and digital media ethics code) rules 2021". The rules define an intermediary as including "websites, apps and portals of social media netw...