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Worried About Obscenity, Centre Asks Streamers For Content Checks: Report
The streaming companies objected and no decision was reached, according to government minutes of the talks and an industry source who attended.
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Amazon Prime Video, Netflix Sued Over Obscene Content in India
Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought the Centre's response on a plea for removal of vulgar and sexually explicit content from online platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and others.
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Netflix, Amazon Prime Sued For Obscene Content
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought the Centre's response on a plea for removal of vulgar and sexually explicit content from online platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and others.
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Facebook, Google case: Govt wants executives to stand trial
The government has sanctioned the prosecution of executives from companies like Google and Facebook for objectionable content posted online. Yesterday, the Delhi High Court warned that like China, India can shut down these sites. 21 internet companies are in legal trouble.
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Google, Facebook case: Govt to explain current policy today
Court hearings on Friday did not bring any respite for Google or Facebook, both of who are in legal trouble over obscene material posted on their sites. Yesterday, the Delhi High Court wanted that like China, India can shut down these sites.
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HC seeks cops' replies to pleas by Facebook, Google
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought the city police response to the pleas by social networking sites.
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Google, Facebook fight case over obscene material online
Facebook and Google have told the Delhi High Court that it’s not possible to control content and that they can remove objectionable content only if they’re alerted to it. The internet companies are fighting attempts that would see them tried for criminal conspiracy.
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Google, Facebook fight case over obscene material online
Facebook and Google have told the Delhi High Court today that it's not possible to control content and that they can remove objectionable content only if they're alerted to it.
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Want to regulate content unfit for public consumption, says Sibal
The government has no interest in censorship but has to ensure defamatory, obscene and inflammatory material is not posted online, Sibal said.
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Worried About Obscenity, Centre Asks Streamers For Content Checks: Report
The streaming companies objected and no decision was reached, according to government minutes of the talks and an industry source who attended.
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Amazon Prime Video, Netflix Sued Over Obscene Content in India
Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought the Centre's response on a plea for removal of vulgar and sexually explicit content from online platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and others.
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Netflix, Amazon Prime Sued For Obscene Content
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought the Centre's response on a plea for removal of vulgar and sexually explicit content from online platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and others.
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Facebook, Google case: Govt wants executives to stand trial
The government has sanctioned the prosecution of executives from companies like Google and Facebook for objectionable content posted online. Yesterday, the Delhi High Court warned that like China, India can shut down these sites. 21 internet companies are in legal trouble.
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Google, Facebook case: Govt to explain current policy today
Court hearings on Friday did not bring any respite for Google or Facebook, both of who are in legal trouble over obscene material posted on their sites. Yesterday, the Delhi High Court wanted that like China, India can shut down these sites.
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HC seeks cops' replies to pleas by Facebook, Google
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought the city police response to the pleas by social networking sites.
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Google, Facebook fight case over obscene material online
Facebook and Google have told the Delhi High Court that it’s not possible to control content and that they can remove objectionable content only if they’re alerted to it. The internet companies are fighting attempts that would see them tried for criminal conspiracy.
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Google, Facebook fight case over obscene material online
Facebook and Google have told the Delhi High Court today that it's not possible to control content and that they can remove objectionable content only if they're alerted to it.
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Want to regulate content unfit for public consumption, says Sibal
The government has no interest in censorship but has to ensure defamatory, obscene and inflammatory material is not posted online, Sibal said.
