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Indian Newspaper Society slams Centre over its new 'fact-checking' rules - Vimarsana News

Indian Newspaper Society slams Centre over its new 'fact-checking' rules

The INS called the new rules on fact-checking

Two 'Experts', Two Govt Representatives in New Fact-Checking Unit: Report - Vimarsana News

Two 'Experts', Two Govt Representatives in New Fact-Checking Unit: Report

The controversial unit will comprise two representatives from the Union information technology ministry and statistics ministry, along with a media expert and a legal expert, senior government officials told 'Indian Express.'

Source: thewire.in
The disinformation playbook: A government that wants to fact check the fact-checkers - Vimarsana News

The disinformation playbook: A government that wants to fact check the fact-checkers

The amended IT Rules are the most updated version of attempt to influence information flow

IT Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar writes: IT rules are a step towards denying misinformation space on the internet - Vimarsana News

IT Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar writes: IT rules are a step towards denying misinformation space on the internet

Misinformation is a clear and present danger to goal of a safe and trusted internet. Since the government alone has access to certain data, it is best placed to flag falsehoods

Why has Kunal Kamra gone to Bombay HC against the government's proposed 'fact checking unit' for social media content? - Vimarsana News

Why has Kunal Kamra gone to Bombay HC against the government's proposed 'fact checking unit' for social media content?

According to the new IT rules, any online content that the ministry-appointed fact-checking body marks as “fake or misleading” will have to be taken down by online intermediaries if they wish to retain legal immunity against third-party content.