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Fact-Check Provision In New IT Rules Is Press Censorship: Newspapers Body
The Indian Newspaper Society on Wednesday said the provision in IT Rules, 2021 amendments allowing a fact-check body to label contents related to it "fake" or "misleading" is tantamount to "censorship" and violates of freedom of expression.
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Google Asked by INS to Compensate Indian Newspapers for Using Their Content
The Indian Newspaper Society (INS) asked Google to compensate Indian newspapers for using their content and insisted that the global search giant increase the publisher share of advertising revenue to 85 per cent.
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Indian Newspapers Ask Google For 85% Ad Revenue Amid Australia Tussle
An association of India's biggest newspapers on Thursday asked search giant Google to compensate them for carrying their content online and share 85 per cent of the ad revenues amid a widening global face-off between Big Tech and media companies.
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Newspaper Industry Could Face Losses Up To Rs 15,000 Crore: Industry Body
The Indian Newspaper Society has urged the government to withdraw five per cent customs duty on newsprint.
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SC Seeks Centre's Reply On PIL Of Journalists' Bodies On Job Loss, Wage Cuts In Media
The Supreme Court Monday sought the Centre's reply on a plea alleging that employees including journalists have been meted out "inhuman and illegal treatment" by some media organizations which have been issuing termination notices, effecting wage cuts and asking them to proceed on unpaid leaves during the coronavirus lockdown.
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"Unacceptable": Media Watchdog After Centre Targets The Hindu Over Rafale
The Indian Newspaper Society, the top body of the print media industry, expressed its outrage over the government's stand before the Supreme Court on the Rafale deal reportage and called for repealing of the Official Secrets Act today.
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IPL facing possible media boycott
The IPL was facing a media boycott after the influential Indian Newspaper Society joined calls for "offending" accreditation conditions to be lifted.
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Fact-Check Provision In New IT Rules Is Press Censorship: Newspapers Body
The Indian Newspaper Society on Wednesday said the provision in IT Rules, 2021 amendments allowing a fact-check body to label contents related to it "fake" or "misleading" is tantamount to "censorship" and violates of freedom of expression.
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Google Asked by INS to Compensate Indian Newspapers for Using Their Content
The Indian Newspaper Society (INS) asked Google to compensate Indian newspapers for using their content and insisted that the global search giant increase the publisher share of advertising revenue to 85 per cent.
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Indian Newspapers Ask Google For 85% Ad Revenue Amid Australia Tussle
An association of India's biggest newspapers on Thursday asked search giant Google to compensate them for carrying their content online and share 85 per cent of the ad revenues amid a widening global face-off between Big Tech and media companies.
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Newspaper Industry Could Face Losses Up To Rs 15,000 Crore: Industry Body
The Indian Newspaper Society has urged the government to withdraw five per cent customs duty on newsprint.
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SC Seeks Centre's Reply On PIL Of Journalists' Bodies On Job Loss, Wage Cuts In Media
The Supreme Court Monday sought the Centre's reply on a plea alleging that employees including journalists have been meted out "inhuman and illegal treatment" by some media organizations which have been issuing termination notices, effecting wage cuts and asking them to proceed on unpaid leaves during the coronavirus lockdown.
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"Unacceptable": Media Watchdog After Centre Targets The Hindu Over Rafale
The Indian Newspaper Society, the top body of the print media industry, expressed its outrage over the government's stand before the Supreme Court on the Rafale deal reportage and called for repealing of the Official Secrets Act today.
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IPL facing possible media boycott
The IPL was facing a media boycott after the influential Indian Newspaper Society joined calls for "offending" accreditation conditions to be lifted.
