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Government Pushes for More Self-Censorship on Streaming, Issues Ultimatum: Report
We might be staring at more online censorship in India. The Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government has reportedly issued an ultimatum to streaming services in India to form an independent adjudicatory body and adopt a new self-regulation code that might effectively work along the lines of how television content is moderated in India.
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Centre Plans Regulations For Netflix, Amazon Prime; Invites Suggestions
Fake news is more dangerous than paid news and there is need for the government and the media to combat it jointly, Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar said on Thursday.
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I&B Ministry Seeking Suggestions on Certification of OTT Content: Javadekar
Nine streaming services including Netflix and Hotstar voluntarily signed a self-regulation code in January this year.
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If Needed, Will Decide On Regulating Online Content: Prakash Javadekar
The government is aware of concerns raised over the content on online platforms like Netflix and Hotstar and if needed will take a decision on its regulation only after consultation with stakeholders, Union minister Prakash Javadekar Thursday said.
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Government Pushes for More Self-Censorship on Streaming, Issues Ultimatum: Report
We might be staring at more online censorship in India. The Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government has reportedly issued an ultimatum to streaming services in India to form an independent adjudicatory body and adopt a new self-regulation code that might effectively work along the lines of how television content is moderated in India.
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Centre Plans Regulations For Netflix, Amazon Prime; Invites Suggestions
Fake news is more dangerous than paid news and there is need for the government and the media to combat it jointly, Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar said on Thursday.
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I&B Ministry Seeking Suggestions on Certification of OTT Content: Javadekar
Nine streaming services including Netflix and Hotstar voluntarily signed a self-regulation code in January this year.
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If Needed, Will Decide On Regulating Online Content: Prakash Javadekar
The government is aware of concerns raised over the content on online platforms like Netflix and Hotstar and if needed will take a decision on its regulation only after consultation with stakeholders, Union minister Prakash Javadekar Thursday said.
