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Any such monitoring framework should follow principles of natural justice, including giving prior notice, right to appeal and judicial oversight, the Guild said in a statement

The Guild has already filed a petition in the Bombay High Court, challenging the amendments to the IT Rules 2023 that allow the setting up of a fact-checking unit under which the executive will have the sole authority to determine what is fake and the powers to order content take-down.

Darshan aka DBoss buried the hatchet with media and issues an apology letter after two years over of ban due to a viral audio clip.

The hounding of media website NewsClick is a form of McCarthyism, writes a former editor of the Hindu

A joint statement issued by the Press Club of India, Press Association, Indian Women Press Corps, Delhi Union of Journalists and the Working News Cameraman Association demanded immediate restoration of the Kashmir Walla and Gaon Savera websites.

India approved its first ever privacy law amid surveillance concerns. Here are the good and bad of Indias Digital Personal Data Protection Act.

The Data Protection Board is problematic because all its members will be appointed by the Union government (Clause 19(2)), putting its independence in doubt

Unions are praising two bills in New York State that would “prohibit applicants to the Empire State film production credit from using artificial intelligence.”

Aaron Chown of the PA news agency is among three nominees for Royal Photographer of the Year.

Aaron Chown is among three nominees for Royal Photographer of the Year