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Google Directed by Delhi High Court to Take Down YouTube Videos Defaming Indian Spices
The Delhi High Court has directed internet giant Google to block or take down from YouTube certain "defamatory" videos, which targeted major brands by alleging that Indian spices contain urine and cow dung, in case they resurface. The high court said it was convinced that creation and uploading of such videos by defendants is a "deliberate attempt ...
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Google Ordered To Take Down Videos Claiming Indian Spices Contain Cow Dung
The high court said the two defendant channels - TYR and Views NNews -- maliciously uploaded the videos containing derogatory and untrue remarks against Indian spices, particularly those sold under the plaintiff's 'Catch' brand.
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Google to Pay Politician $515,000 Over Defamatory YouTube Videos, Says Australian Court
An Australian court on Monday ordered Google to pay a former lawmaker A$715,000 ($515,000), saying its failure to take down a YouTuber's "relentless, racist, vilificatory, abusive and defamatory campaign" of videos drove him out of politics.
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Centre Asks Google, Apple To Take Down TikTok Over Porn Concerns: Report
The government on Tuesday ordered tech giants Google and Apple to take down the Chinese-owned TikTok video app after Supreme Court expressed concerns over the spread of pornographic material, sources told news agency AFP.
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Pakistan campaigners say lift YouTube ban after US orders removal of anti-Islam film
The video-sharing website has been blocked in Pakistan since September 2012 over its failure to take down the "Innocence of Muslims" movie.
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YouTube ordered to take down anti-Muslim film
A lawsuit filed against YouTube by an actress who appeared briefly in the 2012 video that led to rioting and deaths because of its negative portrayal of the Prophet Muhammad.
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Google's Brazil chief detained in YouTube case
Google Inc.'s head of operations in Brazil was detained by the country's federal police on Wednesday after the company failed to heed a judge's order to take down YouTube videos that the court ruled violate Brazilian electoral law.
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Google Directed by Delhi High Court to Take Down YouTube Videos Defaming Indian Spices
The Delhi High Court has directed internet giant Google to block or take down from YouTube certain "defamatory" videos, which targeted major brands by alleging that Indian spices contain urine and cow dung, in case they resurface. The high court said it was convinced that creation and uploading of such videos by defendants is a "deliberate attempt ...
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Google Ordered To Take Down Videos Claiming Indian Spices Contain Cow Dung
The high court said the two defendant channels - TYR and Views NNews -- maliciously uploaded the videos containing derogatory and untrue remarks against Indian spices, particularly those sold under the plaintiff's 'Catch' brand.
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Google to Pay Politician $515,000 Over Defamatory YouTube Videos, Says Australian Court
An Australian court on Monday ordered Google to pay a former lawmaker A$715,000 ($515,000), saying its failure to take down a YouTuber's "relentless, racist, vilificatory, abusive and defamatory campaign" of videos drove him out of politics.
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Centre Asks Google, Apple To Take Down TikTok Over Porn Concerns: Report
The government on Tuesday ordered tech giants Google and Apple to take down the Chinese-owned TikTok video app after Supreme Court expressed concerns over the spread of pornographic material, sources told news agency AFP.
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Pakistan campaigners say lift YouTube ban after US orders removal of anti-Islam film
The video-sharing website has been blocked in Pakistan since September 2012 over its failure to take down the "Innocence of Muslims" movie.
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YouTube ordered to take down anti-Muslim film
A lawsuit filed against YouTube by an actress who appeared briefly in the 2012 video that led to rioting and deaths because of its negative portrayal of the Prophet Muhammad.
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Google's Brazil chief detained in YouTube case
Google Inc.'s head of operations in Brazil was detained by the country's federal police on Wednesday after the company failed to heed a judge's order to take down YouTube videos that the court ruled violate Brazilian electoral law.
