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Parliament Panel Grills Top Twitter Officials Over Whistleblower's Claims
A parliamentary panel questioned top Twitter officials over a whistleblower's revelations on its India operations, and gave them a dressing-down as their replies on issues of data security and privacy were "not satisfactory", sources said.
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Twitter Questioned Over Whistleblower’s Claims on India Operations by Tharoor-Led Parliamentary Panel
Twitter was questioned by Congress leader Shashi Tharoor-led Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information and Technology on Friday over a whistleblower's revelations on its India operations. The social media platform’s officials were asked about data security and privacy. The Twitter executives denied the whistleblower’s claims.
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"No Such Demand": Twitter Refutes Allegations Centre Forced Agent On It
A parliamentary panel on Friday questioned social media giant Twitter on a range of issues including privacy of user data, possibility of breaches and allegations of irregularities levelled by a former employee named Zatko.
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Twitter, IRCTC Summoned by Shashi Tharoor-Led Parliamentary Panel Over Data Security
Twitter and Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) has been asked to appear before the Congress MP Shashi Tharoor-led Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Technology on Friday. The microblogging site and railway ticketing app have been summoned to discuss concerns over "citizens' data security and privacy".
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IRCTC Officials Summoned by Parliamentary Panel Over Tender to Monetise Citizen Data
Top officials of the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) have reportedly been summoned by a parliamentary panel to question them about a tender seeking to monetise digital data of the Indian Railways and the IRCTC.
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Big Tech Firms Grilled by Parliamentary Panel Ahead of Upcoming Fair Competition Framework for Digital Markets
Big Tech firms were grilled by a parliamentary panel on Tuesday, where representatives of firms including Apple, Google, Amazon, Facebook, Twitter, Netflix, and Uber were questioned on alleged anti-competitive practices. The panel, working under Union Minister Jayant Sinha is working on a report on developing a legal framework to ensure fair compet...
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Parliamentary Panel Said to Summon Google, Amazon, Facebook, Others to Examine Competitive Behaviour
With a number of global tech giants facing Competition Commission of India (CCI) probe for alleged anti-competitive practices, a key Parliamentary panel will reportedly summon representatives of Google, Amazon, Facebook, Twitter and others to examine their competitive behaviour.
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Google, Amazon, Facebook Face Parliament Summons Over Anti-Competitive Conduct
With a number of global tech giants facing CCI probe for alleged anti-competitive practices, a key Parliamentary panel on Thursday decided to summon representatives of Google, Amazon, Facebook, Twitter to examine their competitive behaviour.
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IT Panel Questions Ministry Officials Over PM's Twitter Hacking: Report
Top officials of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology were on Monday queried about the hacking of PM Modi's Twitter handle and the Pegasus issue by a parliamentary panel, sources told news agency PTI.
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Facebook India Officials Summoned by Parliamentary Panel Over Protection of Citizen's Rights, Women's Safety
Facebook India officials have been summoned by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Technology (IT) led by Congress lawmaker Shashi Tharoor to hear the views on protecting citizens’ rights and women's safety in digital social/ online news media platforms.
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Facebook, Twitter Should Be Overseen by New Regulator, India Parliamentary Panel Recommends
An Indian parliamentary panel has recommended treating social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook as publishers and setting up a regulatory body to oversee them, potentially opening the companies up to more liability for user-generated content.
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Parliament Panel Wants A Regulator For Facebook, Twitter: Report
A parliamentary panel has recommended setting up a regulator to oversee Twitter and Facebook as they should be seen as publishers, according to people with knowledge with the matter.
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Amid Twitter Row, Shashi Tharoor-Led House Panel Summons IT Ministry Officials
The Shashi Tharoor-led Parliamentary Standing Committee on IT seeks evidence on matters related to citizens' rights in digital space. It has summoned senior officials of the IT and I&B ministries. Issues related to Twitter may come up in the meeting.
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"Abide By Indian Laws," Twitter Told; Panel Summons Social Media Firms
Twitter India faced tough questions on Friday including why it had not appointed a Chief Compliance Officer in India as it faced the Shashi Tharoor-led parliamentary committee on IT, sources said.
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Twitter Officials Appear Before Shashi Tharoor-Led Parliamentary Panel
Twitter India representatives and officials of the Information Technology Ministry officials been called before a parliamentary panel today to examine the issue of safeguarding citizens' rights and preventing misuse of online news media platforms.
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Parliament Panel Grills Top Twitter Officials Over Whistleblower's Claims
A parliamentary panel questioned top Twitter officials over a whistleblower's revelations on its India operations, and gave them a dressing-down as their replies on issues of data security and privacy were "not satisfactory", sources said.
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Twitter Questioned Over Whistleblower’s Claims on India Operations by Tharoor-Led Parliamentary Panel
Twitter was questioned by Congress leader Shashi Tharoor-led Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information and Technology on Friday over a whistleblower's revelations on its India operations. The social media platform’s officials were asked about data security and privacy. The Twitter executives denied the whistleblower’s claims.
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"No Such Demand": Twitter Refutes Allegations Centre Forced Agent On It
A parliamentary panel on Friday questioned social media giant Twitter on a range of issues including privacy of user data, possibility of breaches and allegations of irregularities levelled by a former employee named Zatko.
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Twitter, IRCTC Summoned by Shashi Tharoor-Led Parliamentary Panel Over Data Security
Twitter and Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) has been asked to appear before the Congress MP Shashi Tharoor-led Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Technology on Friday. The microblogging site and railway ticketing app have been summoned to discuss concerns over "citizens' data security and privacy".
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IRCTC Officials Summoned by Parliamentary Panel Over Tender to Monetise Citizen Data
Top officials of the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) have reportedly been summoned by a parliamentary panel to question them about a tender seeking to monetise digital data of the Indian Railways and the IRCTC.
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Big Tech Firms Grilled by Parliamentary Panel Ahead of Upcoming Fair Competition Framework for Digital Markets
Big Tech firms were grilled by a parliamentary panel on Tuesday, where representatives of firms including Apple, Google, Amazon, Facebook, Twitter, Netflix, and Uber were questioned on alleged anti-competitive practices. The panel, working under Union Minister Jayant Sinha is working on a report on developing a legal framework to ensure fair compet...
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Parliamentary Panel Said to Summon Google, Amazon, Facebook, Others to Examine Competitive Behaviour
With a number of global tech giants facing Competition Commission of India (CCI) probe for alleged anti-competitive practices, a key Parliamentary panel will reportedly summon representatives of Google, Amazon, Facebook, Twitter and others to examine their competitive behaviour.
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Google, Amazon, Facebook Face Parliament Summons Over Anti-Competitive Conduct
With a number of global tech giants facing CCI probe for alleged anti-competitive practices, a key Parliamentary panel on Thursday decided to summon representatives of Google, Amazon, Facebook, Twitter to examine their competitive behaviour.
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IT Panel Questions Ministry Officials Over PM's Twitter Hacking: Report
Top officials of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology were on Monday queried about the hacking of PM Modi's Twitter handle and the Pegasus issue by a parliamentary panel, sources told news agency PTI.
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Facebook India Officials Summoned by Parliamentary Panel Over Protection of Citizen's Rights, Women's Safety
Facebook India officials have been summoned by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Technology (IT) led by Congress lawmaker Shashi Tharoor to hear the views on protecting citizens’ rights and women's safety in digital social/ online news media platforms.
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Facebook, Twitter Should Be Overseen by New Regulator, India Parliamentary Panel Recommends
An Indian parliamentary panel has recommended treating social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook as publishers and setting up a regulatory body to oversee them, potentially opening the companies up to more liability for user-generated content.
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Parliament Panel Wants A Regulator For Facebook, Twitter: Report
A parliamentary panel has recommended setting up a regulator to oversee Twitter and Facebook as they should be seen as publishers, according to people with knowledge with the matter.
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Amid Twitter Row, Shashi Tharoor-Led House Panel Summons IT Ministry Officials
The Shashi Tharoor-led Parliamentary Standing Committee on IT seeks evidence on matters related to citizens' rights in digital space. It has summoned senior officials of the IT and I&B ministries. Issues related to Twitter may come up in the meeting.
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"Abide By Indian Laws," Twitter Told; Panel Summons Social Media Firms
Twitter India faced tough questions on Friday including why it had not appointed a Chief Compliance Officer in India as it faced the Shashi Tharoor-led parliamentary committee on IT, sources said.
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Twitter Officials Appear Before Shashi Tharoor-Led Parliamentary Panel
Twitter India representatives and officials of the Information Technology Ministry officials been called before a parliamentary panel today to examine the issue of safeguarding citizens' rights and preventing misuse of online news media platforms.
