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DJI Flip All-in-One Vlog Camera Drone With 4K Video Support, AI-Powered Subject Tracking Launched
DJI Flip was launched as the company’s newest all-in-one vlog camera drone on Tuesday. It boasts capabilities such as automatic subject tracking powered by artificial intelligence (AI), one-tap aerial photography, 4K video recording at fps, and remote-less operation via the DJI Fly smartphone app. With DJI Flip, individuals can take advantage of ...
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PM Modi Returns To India After 3-Day US Visit - Full Coverage In Photos
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today returned to India after concluding his three-day official visit to the United States. During his visit, the prime minister attended the Quad leaders' summit and the UN General Assembly session.
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Oscars 2013: Argo wins Best Picture
Live coverage of Oscar 2013. Get all the updates, photos and news here
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Australian media decide to boycott photo coverage of India series
A similar boycott had happened during England's tour of India last year after the BCCI denied accreditation to two international photo news agencies, Getty Images and Action Images.
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News Media insists BCCI's own rules can end dispute
The ongoing dispute over photo coverage of the India-England Test series can be solved by BCCI's own existing media rules, says News Media Coalition.
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BCCI clarifies photo accreditation terms
The accreditation dispute is the latest between the BCCI and media organisations to mar the series. News agencies such as AFP, Thomson-Reuters and the Associated Press have all suspended text and photo coverage of the four Test series over the BCCI's decision to bar photo counterparts such as Getty Images and Action Images.
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Media urges ICC to intervene in coverage dispute
The News Media Coalition, writing on behalf of a group of news agencies, newspapers and publishers, urged the International Cricket Council to "use its influence and global standing" to persuade the BCCI to lift the curbs which have triggered a text and photo blackout of the series.
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International news agencies boycott India-England Test series
International news agencies suspended coverage of the Test series between India and England starting on Thursday after Indian cricket authorities refused to lift restrictions on photo agencies.
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News agencies warn of India-England coverage halt
The News Media Coalition, which represents a group of media organisations, "deplored" a decision by the Board of Cricket Control for India (BCCI) to bar photo agencies such as Getty Images and Action Images and urged it to rethink.
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New iPad goes on sale in India today - review, photos, apps and full coverage
The new iPad hits the Indian shores today, less than a month-and-a-half since it went on sale in US and eight other countries on March 16th.
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New iPad goes on sale in India today - review, photos, apps and full coverage
The new iPad hits the Indian shores today, less than a month-and-a-half since it went on sale in US and eight other countries on March 16th.
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DJI Flip All-in-One Vlog Camera Drone With 4K Video Support, AI-Powered Subject Tracking Launched
DJI Flip was launched as the company’s newest all-in-one vlog camera drone on Tuesday. It boasts capabilities such as automatic subject tracking powered by artificial intelligence (AI), one-tap aerial photography, 4K video recording at fps, and remote-less operation via the DJI Fly smartphone app. With DJI Flip, individuals can take advantage of ...
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PM Modi Returns To India After 3-Day US Visit - Full Coverage In Photos
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today returned to India after concluding his three-day official visit to the United States. During his visit, the prime minister attended the Quad leaders' summit and the UN General Assembly session.
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Oscars 2013: Argo wins Best Picture
Live coverage of Oscar 2013. Get all the updates, photos and news here
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Australian media decide to boycott photo coverage of India series
A similar boycott had happened during England's tour of India last year after the BCCI denied accreditation to two international photo news agencies, Getty Images and Action Images.
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News Media insists BCCI's own rules can end dispute
The ongoing dispute over photo coverage of the India-England Test series can be solved by BCCI's own existing media rules, says News Media Coalition.
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BCCI clarifies photo accreditation terms
The accreditation dispute is the latest between the BCCI and media organisations to mar the series. News agencies such as AFP, Thomson-Reuters and the Associated Press have all suspended text and photo coverage of the four Test series over the BCCI's decision to bar photo counterparts such as Getty Images and Action Images.
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Media urges ICC to intervene in coverage dispute
The News Media Coalition, writing on behalf of a group of news agencies, newspapers and publishers, urged the International Cricket Council to "use its influence and global standing" to persuade the BCCI to lift the curbs which have triggered a text and photo blackout of the series.
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International news agencies boycott India-England Test series
International news agencies suspended coverage of the Test series between India and England starting on Thursday after Indian cricket authorities refused to lift restrictions on photo agencies.
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News agencies warn of India-England coverage halt
The News Media Coalition, which represents a group of media organisations, "deplored" a decision by the Board of Cricket Control for India (BCCI) to bar photo agencies such as Getty Images and Action Images and urged it to rethink.
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New iPad goes on sale in India today - review, photos, apps and full coverage
The new iPad hits the Indian shores today, less than a month-and-a-half since it went on sale in US and eight other countries on March 16th.
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New iPad goes on sale in India today - review, photos, apps and full coverage
The new iPad hits the Indian shores today, less than a month-and-a-half since it went on sale in US and eight other countries on March 16th.
