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Brazil orders Google to curb campaign against 'fake news law' - Vimarsana News

Brazil orders Google to curb campaign against 'fake news law'

The Brazilian government objected on Tuesday to Google campaigning against an internet regulation bill to crack down on fake news and ordered the US company to change a link on its search engine in Brazil.

Source: news24.com
Meta, Google defend Brazilian law on Internet platform responsibility for content - Vimarsana News

Meta, Google defend Brazilian law on Internet platform responsibility for content

Meta Platforms Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google defended before the Supreme Court on Tuesday a Brazilian law that holds Internet platforms are not responsible for content posted by users unless they are subject to a court order.

Meta, Google Defend Brazilian Law On Internet Platform Responsibility For Content - Vimarsana News

Meta, Google Defend Brazilian Law On Internet Platform Responsibility For Content

Meta Platforms Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google defended before the Supreme Court on Tuesday a Brazilian law that holds Internet platforms are not responsible for content posted by users unless they are

Meta, Google defend Brazilian law on Internet platform responsibility for content - Vimarsana News

Meta, Google defend Brazilian law on Internet platform responsibility for content

By Anthony Boadle BRASILIA (Reuters) -Meta Platforms Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google appeared before Brazil's Supreme Court on Tuesday to defend a law that

Meta, Google defend Brazilian law on Internet platform responsibility for content - Vimarsana News

Meta, Google defend Brazilian law on Internet platform responsibility for content

BRASILIA (Reuters) - Meta Platforms Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google defended before the Supreme Court on Tuesday a Brazilian law that holds Internet platforms are not responsible for content posted by users unless they are subject to a court order.