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Russia Punishes Wikimedia for Violating Law by Sharing Prohibited Content Over Ukraine War
Russia punished Wikimedia, which hosts Wikipedia, for publishing prohibited content over Ukraine. The country introduced sweeping new laws on sharing information about the conflict in Ukraine. A few days back, Google was also fined by a Moscow court for failing to remove content concerning Russia's military intervention in Ukraine.
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Google In Russia's Crosshairs Over Ukraine Videos
A Russian court on Thursday slapped a series of small fines on Google for failing to take down contentious YouTube videos about the Kremlin's military operation in Ukraine.
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Russia Fines Google Over YouTube "Fakes": Report
Russia fined Alphabet Inc.'s Google 4 million roubles ($50,000) for failing to delete what it terms "fake" information about its special operation in Ukraine, the TASS news agency reported on Thursday.
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Ukraine Says Satellite Photos Of Russian Bases Unblurred, Google Denies
Google has taken some action against Russia since it invaded Ukraine on February 24. These include pausing ad sales.
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Russia Blocks Google News, Cites "Fake Material" On Ukraine War: Report
Russia's communications regulator has blocked Alphabet's Google News, accusing it of allowed access to what it calls fake material about the country's military operation in Ukraine, Interfax news agency said on Wednesday.
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Russia Accuses Google, YouTube Of 'Terrorist' Activities
Russian regulators on Friday accused US tech giant Google and its video subsidiary YouTube of "terrorist" activities, the first step towards a possible access ban.
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War News In Reviews: Ukrainians' Russian Censorship Bypass Plan
Google on Thursday said it has stopped allowing reviews to be added to its online Maps service in Belarus, Russia and Ukraine to prevent them from being used for war news.
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Ukraine-Russia Crisis: Moscow Battles Big Tech to Control the Narrative
Russia ramped up efforts to control the narrative playing out in news media and on tech platforms, while big tech companies such as Meta and Google put restrictions on Russia's state-controlled media outlets in Ukraine and around the world.
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Google Maps Live Traffic Data Temporarily Disabled in Ukraine Amid Russia Invasion
Alphabet's Google confirmed on Sunday it has temporarily disabled for Ukraine some Google Maps tools which provide live information about traffic conditions and how busy different places are.
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Google Blocks Russian State Media From Earning On Its Platforms
Google on Saturday became the latest US tech giant to prevent Russian state media from earning money on its platforms in response to Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
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Google Blocks RT, Other Russian Channels From Earning Ad Dollars on YouTube, Apps, Websites
Google barred on Saturday Russia's state-owned media outlet RT and other channels from receiving money for ads on their websites, apps, and YouTube videos, similar to a move by Facebook after the invasion of Ukraine.
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Russia Punishes Wikimedia for Violating Law by Sharing Prohibited Content Over Ukraine War
Russia punished Wikimedia, which hosts Wikipedia, for publishing prohibited content over Ukraine. The country introduced sweeping new laws on sharing information about the conflict in Ukraine. A few days back, Google was also fined by a Moscow court for failing to remove content concerning Russia's military intervention in Ukraine.
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Google In Russia's Crosshairs Over Ukraine Videos
A Russian court on Thursday slapped a series of small fines on Google for failing to take down contentious YouTube videos about the Kremlin's military operation in Ukraine.
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Russia Fines Google Over YouTube "Fakes": Report
Russia fined Alphabet Inc.'s Google 4 million roubles ($50,000) for failing to delete what it terms "fake" information about its special operation in Ukraine, the TASS news agency reported on Thursday.
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Ukraine Says Satellite Photos Of Russian Bases Unblurred, Google Denies
Google has taken some action against Russia since it invaded Ukraine on February 24. These include pausing ad sales.
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Russia Blocks Google News, Cites "Fake Material" On Ukraine War: Report
Russia's communications regulator has blocked Alphabet's Google News, accusing it of allowed access to what it calls fake material about the country's military operation in Ukraine, Interfax news agency said on Wednesday.
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Russia Accuses Google, YouTube Of 'Terrorist' Activities
Russian regulators on Friday accused US tech giant Google and its video subsidiary YouTube of "terrorist" activities, the first step towards a possible access ban.
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War News In Reviews: Ukrainians' Russian Censorship Bypass Plan
Google on Thursday said it has stopped allowing reviews to be added to its online Maps service in Belarus, Russia and Ukraine to prevent them from being used for war news.
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Ukraine-Russia Crisis: Moscow Battles Big Tech to Control the Narrative
Russia ramped up efforts to control the narrative playing out in news media and on tech platforms, while big tech companies such as Meta and Google put restrictions on Russia's state-controlled media outlets in Ukraine and around the world.
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Google Maps Live Traffic Data Temporarily Disabled in Ukraine Amid Russia Invasion
Alphabet's Google confirmed on Sunday it has temporarily disabled for Ukraine some Google Maps tools which provide live information about traffic conditions and how busy different places are.
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Google Blocks Russian State Media From Earning On Its Platforms
Google on Saturday became the latest US tech giant to prevent Russian state media from earning money on its platforms in response to Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
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Google Blocks RT, Other Russian Channels From Earning Ad Dollars on YouTube, Apps, Websites
Google barred on Saturday Russia's state-owned media outlet RT and other channels from receiving money for ads on their websites, apps, and YouTube videos, similar to a move by Facebook after the invasion of Ukraine.
