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YouTube Music: The Alphabet unit has signed up Universal Music as its first partner for the Incubator, and will work with artistes including Anitta, ABBAs Bjorn Ulvaeus, and Max Ricther.

Tiktok: This is the first official attempt by a government institution in Somalia to shut down any platform on social media. The decision will take effect on Aug 24. It would require the compliance of privately run telecom companies.

Dismissing the petitions, a bench headed by Chief Justice Satish Chandra Sharma said Google Pay is "mere third-party app provider" which requires no authorisation from RBI under the Payments and Settlement Systems Act (PSS Act) and there was no merit in the pleas.

Lisa Richwine: The guild, which has been on strike since May 2, issued a report arguing that the three companies were poised to become "the new gatekeepers of media" and have abused their positions "to further disadvantage competitors, raise prices for consumers, and push down wages for the creative workforce."

X announced in July that TweetDeck, a popular program that allows users to monitor multiple accounts and lists of users at once, would be available only to "verified" account holders from August.

Clicking a link on X to one of the affected websites resulted in a delay of about five seconds before the webpage loaded, the Washington Post reported, citing tests it conducted on Tuesday. Reuters also saw a similar delay in tests it ran.

OTT Content: The Indian Digital Media Industry Foundation (IDMIF) and the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) have, in separate but identical letters, to the ministry of information and broadcasting (MIB) said that OTT platforms have agreed to go through a thorough process to ensure that the content they produce is in accordance with the Code of Ethics of the IT Rules 2021.

Threads: "Mark Zuckerberg may have temporarily been distracted in his sparring with Elon Musk, but the real battle for Meta is with TikTok," said Insider Intelligence analyst Jasmine Enberg. "And Zuckerberg still really needs to watch his back."

Telegram: The ministry said in a statement the decision to lift the ban came after "the company that owns the platform responded to the requirements of the security authorities that called on the company to disclose the entities that leaked citizens data."

The division bench comprising Chief Justice Prasanna B. Varale and Justice M.G.S. Kamal passed the interim order after hearing the preliminary submissions of the appeal filed by X Corp, against the single judge’s verdict on June 30 that upheld the legality of blocking orders by the government.