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Crypto Ads Fill Supreme Court's YouTube Channel After Hack
The official YouTube channel of the Supreme Court of India was purportedly compromised by hackers on Friday showing crypto advertisements. The top court has been using the video streaming platform to live telecast cases of constitutional and public importance for a wider audience.
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Supreme Court's YouTube Channel Restored After Hacking
Supreme Court on Friday announced that its YouTube channel is now live as it was temporarily disabled due to hacking.
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"Will Resume Shortly": Supreme Court YouTube Channel Taken Down
The Supreme Court's YouTube channel has been taken down after hackers posted a message promoting a US-based firm's cryptocurrency.
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Supreme Court's YouTube Channel Hacked, It Shows...
The Supreme Court's YouTube channel was hacked on Friday and showing videos promoting a cryptocurrency developed by US-based company Ripple Labs.
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"How Many Will Be Jailed Before Polls?" Supreme Court's Big Judgment
The Supreme Court has restored the bail granted to a Youtuber who allegedly made derogatory remarks against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin saying that everyone who makes allegations on social media cannot be jailed.
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Stay On Proceedings Against Tamil Nadu BJP Chief In Hate Speech Case
The Supreme Court on Monday stayed the proceedings in a criminal case lodged against Tamil Nadu BJP president K Annamalai for allegedly delivering a hate speech against Christians in an interview to a YouTube channel.
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"I Made A Mistake": Arvind Kejriwal On Sharing "Defamatory" Video
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday told the Supreme Court that he made a mistake by retweeting an allegedly defamatory video circulated by YouTuber Dhruv Rathee related to the BJP IT Cell.
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"Can't Create Disquiet": Supreme Court Rejects Jailed YouTuber's Request
A bench comprising Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, and justices PS Narasimha and JB Pardiwala, however, granted Mr Kashyap the liberty to challenge the invocation of the NSA at an appropriate judicial forum.
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"Not Politically Motivated": Tamil Nadu Defends Cases Against YouTuber
Multiple cases that have been registered in Tamil Nadu against jailed YouTuber Manish Kashyap are not politically motivated but because he disturbed "public order and national integrity", the state government told the Supreme Court on Friday.
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YouTube Case at US Supreme Court Could Have Implications for ChatGPT and AI
YouTube's case in the US Supreme Court, that is set to be decided in the coming months, could also influence the debate over whether firms developing AI chatbots should be protected from legal claims like defamation or privacy violations. The US Supreme Court is set to decide in June whether YouTube can be sued over its recommendations to users, an...
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"Why This Vengeance?" Supreme Court As YouTuber Detained Under Tough Law
The Supreme Court today directed the Tamil Nadu government not to shift YouTuber Manish Kashyap, arrested for allegedly circulating fake videos of migrant labourers being attacked in the southern state, from the Madurai Central Prison.
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Google, Twitter Supreme Court Cases Won’t Break the Internet
Google is being sued based on the recommendations that YouTube’s algorithms make to users in the familiar “up next” box. Twitter is accused of making insufficient efforts to remove pro-terror postings.
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US Supreme Court Hears Case To Scrap 26-Year-Old Law Protecting Youtube
Section 230 currently gives internet platforms blanket immunity from any content that comes from a third party and, crucially for the day's case, even if it is pushed out as a recommendation by the website.
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How Case Against YouTube Involving ISIS May "Alter The Way Internet Works"
In 2021, a California state court threw out a feminist blogger's lawsuit accusing Twitter Inc of unlawfully barring as "hateful conduct" posts criticizing transgender people.
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Six YouTube Channels Exposed for Spreading False Information, PIB Tweets
The Information and Broadcasting Ministry (I&B) on Thursday exposed six YouTube channels for "working in a coordinated manner and spreading false information" about the government, elections, proceedings in the Supreme Court and Parliament of India, the president and the prime minister. Last December, the Centre flagged three channels peddling fake...
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Crypto Ads Fill Supreme Court's YouTube Channel After Hack
The official YouTube channel of the Supreme Court of India was purportedly compromised by hackers on Friday showing crypto advertisements. The top court has been using the video streaming platform to live telecast cases of constitutional and public importance for a wider audience.
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Supreme Court's YouTube Channel Restored After Hacking
Supreme Court on Friday announced that its YouTube channel is now live as it was temporarily disabled due to hacking.
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"Will Resume Shortly": Supreme Court YouTube Channel Taken Down
The Supreme Court's YouTube channel has been taken down after hackers posted a message promoting a US-based firm's cryptocurrency.
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Supreme Court's YouTube Channel Hacked, It Shows...
The Supreme Court's YouTube channel was hacked on Friday and showing videos promoting a cryptocurrency developed by US-based company Ripple Labs.
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"How Many Will Be Jailed Before Polls?" Supreme Court's Big Judgment
The Supreme Court has restored the bail granted to a Youtuber who allegedly made derogatory remarks against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin saying that everyone who makes allegations on social media cannot be jailed.
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Stay On Proceedings Against Tamil Nadu BJP Chief In Hate Speech Case
The Supreme Court on Monday stayed the proceedings in a criminal case lodged against Tamil Nadu BJP president K Annamalai for allegedly delivering a hate speech against Christians in an interview to a YouTube channel.
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"I Made A Mistake": Arvind Kejriwal On Sharing "Defamatory" Video
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday told the Supreme Court that he made a mistake by retweeting an allegedly defamatory video circulated by YouTuber Dhruv Rathee related to the BJP IT Cell.
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"Can't Create Disquiet": Supreme Court Rejects Jailed YouTuber's Request
A bench comprising Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, and justices PS Narasimha and JB Pardiwala, however, granted Mr Kashyap the liberty to challenge the invocation of the NSA at an appropriate judicial forum.
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"Not Politically Motivated": Tamil Nadu Defends Cases Against YouTuber
Multiple cases that have been registered in Tamil Nadu against jailed YouTuber Manish Kashyap are not politically motivated but because he disturbed "public order and national integrity", the state government told the Supreme Court on Friday.
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YouTube Case at US Supreme Court Could Have Implications for ChatGPT and AI
YouTube's case in the US Supreme Court, that is set to be decided in the coming months, could also influence the debate over whether firms developing AI chatbots should be protected from legal claims like defamation or privacy violations. The US Supreme Court is set to decide in June whether YouTube can be sued over its recommendations to users, an...
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"Why This Vengeance?" Supreme Court As YouTuber Detained Under Tough Law
The Supreme Court today directed the Tamil Nadu government not to shift YouTuber Manish Kashyap, arrested for allegedly circulating fake videos of migrant labourers being attacked in the southern state, from the Madurai Central Prison.
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Google, Twitter Supreme Court Cases Won’t Break the Internet
Google is being sued based on the recommendations that YouTube’s algorithms make to users in the familiar “up next” box. Twitter is accused of making insufficient efforts to remove pro-terror postings.
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US Supreme Court Hears Case To Scrap 26-Year-Old Law Protecting Youtube
Section 230 currently gives internet platforms blanket immunity from any content that comes from a third party and, crucially for the day's case, even if it is pushed out as a recommendation by the website.
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How Case Against YouTube Involving ISIS May "Alter The Way Internet Works"
In 2021, a California state court threw out a feminist blogger's lawsuit accusing Twitter Inc of unlawfully barring as "hateful conduct" posts criticizing transgender people.
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Six YouTube Channels Exposed for Spreading False Information, PIB Tweets
The Information and Broadcasting Ministry (I&B) on Thursday exposed six YouTube channels for "working in a coordinated manner and spreading false information" about the government, elections, proceedings in the Supreme Court and Parliament of India, the president and the prime minister. Last December, the Centre flagged three channels peddling fake...
