How Twitter India could have pushed back harder against content blocking
Interview with Pranesh Prakash on whether the micro-blogging site could have done more than simply contesting 39 Blocking Orders under India's IT Rules
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Interview with Pranesh Prakash on whether the micro-blogging site could have done more than simply contesting 39 Blocking Orders under India's IT Rules
Twitter's writ petition before the Karnataka High Court contends that the Union government's blocking orders are unconstitutional.
Twitter has requested the Karnataka High Court to reverse a few orders from the Centre to block content, arguing that the orders are arbitrary and show "disproportionate use of power", according to sources familiar with the filings.
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In march that people in the hospital would be tested before the went back into care homes? we set out a policy that people would be tested when tests were available and i set about building the testing capacity to be able to deliver on that. the evidence has shown that the strongest route of the virus is community transmission and so, it was staff testing that was the most important thing for keeping people safe and care homes and obviously again for that, we needed the testing capacity. matt hancock denied blaming the chancellor and others for blocking orders of protective equipment. he said ...