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NEW DELHI: Senior BJP leader Sushil Modi on Wednesday appealed to the government to follow Australia's example and enact a law to make tech giants like Google, Facebook and YouTube pay print and electronic media for content used by them at a time when print and news channels are facing a serious financial crisis with earnings from advertisements going to these tech companies. “The government must make Google, Facebook and YouTube pay print and news channels for the news content they are using freely,” the former deputy CM of Bihar said in a zero hour mention in Rajya Sabha. He pointed ou...
Enact law on lines of Australia to make Facebook, Google pay for news: Demand in RS Modi said the traditional print and news broadcast media are passing through their worst phase in recent history as advertisements have shifted to tech platforms. Share Via Email | A+A A- By PTI NEW DELHI: Taking a cue from Australia, India should enact a law to make tech giants such as Facebook and Google pay local publishers of news content, senior BJP leader Sushil Kumar Modi demanded in Rajya Sabha on Wednesday. Raising the issue through a Zero Hour mention, the former deputy chief minister of ...
Enact law on lines of Australia to make Facebook, Google pay Indian publishers: Demand in Rajya Sabha News Network March 17, 2021 New Delhi, Mar 17: Taking a cue from Australia, India should enact a law to make tech giants such as Facebook and Google pay local publishers of news content, senior BJP leader Sushil Kumar Modi demanded in Rajya Sabha on Wednesday. Raising the issue through a Zero Hour mention, the former deputy chief minister of Bihar said, "The government must make Google, Facebook and YouTube pay print and news channels for the news content they are using freely." The Indian go...
Castle Minerals (ASX:CDT) revisits Ghana project as graphite market builds momentum SubscribeBe the first with the news that moves the market Castle Minerals (CDT) is looking to revisit its Kambale graphite project in Ghana as the global graphite market shows a more promising outlook In the wake of higher forecasted graphite prices and increased demand, the explorer has elected to reassess the potential of the resource and has commenced bulk sampling Castle has not conducted any significant technical works on the project since attaining a JORC inferred mineral resource in 2012 Infill and st...