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Repay Holdings Corporation , a leading provider of vertically-integrated payment solutions, today announced that the Company will attend the Wolfe Research FinTech Forum in New York, NY on Thursday,...

Amazon.com Inc. won the first round of a court spat with European Union regulators who included it on a list of Big Tech firms facing extra scrutiny under the bloc’s tough new content-moderation rules.

Europe News: The European Union on Wednesday targeted Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Google parent Alphabet, Facebook owner Meta and TikTok parent ByteDance under new d

Rework India’s IT Act to keep children safe online without curbing their access to the internet

TikTok could face a ban in the European Union if it does not step up its efforts to comply with the Digital Services Act before September.

After a lot of drama and discussion, the social media platform, Twitter has finally decided to give in and comply with all the IT rules set by the Indian government. Twitter wrote to the centre, confirming that they are trying to work everything out. They are making necessary efforts for it and will get back to the centre with additional information. They asked for a week. In

Making every effort to comply with new IT rules, says Twitter In a letter to government, Twitter said COVID-19 pandemic "made it more difficult" for the company to make certain arrangements for complying with the new rules. BusinessToday.In | June 9, 2021 | Updated 22:41 IST Twitter said it has already appointed nodal contact person and resident grievance officer on contractual basis. Microblogging site Twitter has written to the Centre saying it is making every effort to comply with the new d...

Read more about Govt gives Twitter one last notice to comply with digital rules: Reports on Business Standard. The government has asked Twitter to appoint India-based officers following new rules for social media companies.

Refusal to comply demonstrated its “lack of commitment and efforts towards providing a safe experience for the people of India on its platform”: MeitY

India’s new digital rules will drag the country backward to the China of 2006