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Apple Fined by Russia Court for Not Deleting Allegedly Inaccurate Content
A Moscow court fined Apple RUB 400,000 (nearly Rs. 3.5 lakh) on Thursday for not deleting "inaccurate" content about what Russia calls a "special military operation" in Ukraine, Russian news agencies reported. The TASS news agency said it was the first time Apple had been fined for that offence.Â
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Russian Wikipedia's Top Editor Quits to Launch Putin-Friendly Clone
Wikipedia is one of Russia's most popular websites, with about 95 million visitors a month, including about 10,000 active editors who maintain its nearly 2 million Russian-language articles.
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Russian Wikipedia's Top Editor Leaves To Launch A Putin-Friendly Clone
When a group of armed mercenaries seized a Russian regional capital and began marching toward Moscow in late June, verified information was hard to come by.
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Wikipedia Owner Fined for Failing to Delete Alleged Extremist Content
The Wikimedia Foundation, owner of the online encyclopedia Wikipedia, was fined by a Russian court on Thursday for failing to delete content considered extremist as Moscow pursues a drive to crack down on independent sources of information. Wikipedia, which says it offers "the second draft of history", is one of the few surviving fact-checked sourc...
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Wikipedia Fined $27,000 By Russia Court Over Military "Misinformation"
The Wikimedia Foundation was fined 2 million roubles ($27,000) by a Russian court on Tuesday after the authorities accused it of failing to delete "misinformation" about the Russian military from Wikipedia, the courts service said.
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Russia Fines Wikipedia RUB 2 Million Over Ukraine War Articles
A Russian court on Tuesday fined Wikipedia owner Wikimedia Foundation 2 million rubles ($32,600) over articles relating to the Ukraine war.
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Russian Court Fines Twitch RUB 2 Million for Streaming Fake Video About War Crimes: Report
Russia has reportedly fined streaming service Twitch RUB 2 million (roughly Rs. 26,21,100) for hosting a short video containing what it calls "fake" information about alleged war crimes in the Ukrainian town of Bucha. The court accused Twitch of failing to remove a 31-second clip of a girl from the town of Bucha, according to reports.
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"Lonely" Chinese Woman Wrote Fake Russian History On Wikipedia For Years: Report
The woman posed as a scholar and wrote alternative accounts of medieval Russian history, adding imaginary states and battles.
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Russia Threatens to Fine Wikipedia if It Doesn't Delete 'False Information'
Russian communications regulator Roskomnadzor said it wanted Wikipedia to remove "material with inaccurate information of public interest" about the situation in Ukraine.
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Russian-Language Wikipedia Threatened to Be Blocked by Moscow Over ‘Invasion’ Article
Russian authorities have threatened to block Wikipedia's Russian-language site over an article that mentions deaths among Ukrainian civilians as well as the Russian forces that have entered Ukraine, Russian Wikipedia said.
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Russia set to pass Internet censorship bill
The Russian parliament is all set to vote on a contentious bill that may introduce Internet censorship by blacklisting sites.
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Russian Wikipedia protests censorship plans
Wikipedia community protests against censorship, which threatens free knowledge opened for the mankind.
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Apple Fined by Russia Court for Not Deleting Allegedly Inaccurate Content
A Moscow court fined Apple RUB 400,000 (nearly Rs. 3.5 lakh) on Thursday for not deleting "inaccurate" content about what Russia calls a "special military operation" in Ukraine, Russian news agencies reported. The TASS news agency said it was the first time Apple had been fined for that offence.Â
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Russian Wikipedia's Top Editor Quits to Launch Putin-Friendly Clone
Wikipedia is one of Russia's most popular websites, with about 95 million visitors a month, including about 10,000 active editors who maintain its nearly 2 million Russian-language articles.
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Russian Wikipedia's Top Editor Leaves To Launch A Putin-Friendly Clone
When a group of armed mercenaries seized a Russian regional capital and began marching toward Moscow in late June, verified information was hard to come by.
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Wikipedia Owner Fined for Failing to Delete Alleged Extremist Content
The Wikimedia Foundation, owner of the online encyclopedia Wikipedia, was fined by a Russian court on Thursday for failing to delete content considered extremist as Moscow pursues a drive to crack down on independent sources of information. Wikipedia, which says it offers "the second draft of history", is one of the few surviving fact-checked sourc...
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Wikipedia Fined $27,000 By Russia Court Over Military "Misinformation"
The Wikimedia Foundation was fined 2 million roubles ($27,000) by a Russian court on Tuesday after the authorities accused it of failing to delete "misinformation" about the Russian military from Wikipedia, the courts service said.
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Russia Fines Wikipedia RUB 2 Million Over Ukraine War Articles
A Russian court on Tuesday fined Wikipedia owner Wikimedia Foundation 2 million rubles ($32,600) over articles relating to the Ukraine war.
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Russian Court Fines Twitch RUB 2 Million for Streaming Fake Video About War Crimes: Report
Russia has reportedly fined streaming service Twitch RUB 2 million (roughly Rs. 26,21,100) for hosting a short video containing what it calls "fake" information about alleged war crimes in the Ukrainian town of Bucha. The court accused Twitch of failing to remove a 31-second clip of a girl from the town of Bucha, according to reports.
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"Lonely" Chinese Woman Wrote Fake Russian History On Wikipedia For Years: Report
The woman posed as a scholar and wrote alternative accounts of medieval Russian history, adding imaginary states and battles.
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Russia Threatens to Fine Wikipedia if It Doesn't Delete 'False Information'
Russian communications regulator Roskomnadzor said it wanted Wikipedia to remove "material with inaccurate information of public interest" about the situation in Ukraine.
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Russian-Language Wikipedia Threatened to Be Blocked by Moscow Over ‘Invasion’ Article
Russian authorities have threatened to block Wikipedia's Russian-language site over an article that mentions deaths among Ukrainian civilians as well as the Russian forces that have entered Ukraine, Russian Wikipedia said.
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Russia set to pass Internet censorship bill
The Russian parliament is all set to vote on a contentious bill that may introduce Internet censorship by blacklisting sites.
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Russian Wikipedia protests censorship plans
Wikipedia community protests against censorship, which threatens free knowledge opened for the mankind.
