Non-compliance with the Indian IT and social media rules is costing Twitter dearly. Having lost its intermediary status in India, Twitter is now no longer protected from legal action for content ...
The Twitter Inc. vs Modi government fight has escalated to a whole new level. The America-based, liberal-friendly microblogging platform had previously invited fire upon itself in India after it de-verified Vice ...
To curb the unfair sales practices of the foreign e-commerce players like Amazon and Flipkart (owned by Walmart), the Consumer Affairs Ministry seeks to ban “specific flash sales” under the proposed ...
After the fake news of Loni, Ghaziabad incident went viral on Twitter and the social media giant failed to curb it, unlike dubbing Sambit Patra’s toolkit tweet as ‘manipulated media’ — ...
Currently in the news for all the wrong reasons and after losing its ‘Intermediary’ status granting it immunity from facing the music from the Indian law authorities -- Twitter’s troubles continue ...
Twitter India, the Indian arm of the social media group that chose to defy the law of the Land every passing day, has chosen to verify the Popular Front of India, ...
Pro-Hindu NGO named Sanatan Sanstha has moved the High Court and challenged Mark Zuckerberg owned Facebook’s unilateral decision of banning three of its Facebook pages. According to a report published in ...
Twitter on Tuesday lost its ‘intermediary’ status after failing to comply with the new IT rules. The US-based company refused to employ a statutory officer in time, despite being granted repeated ...
Twitter is making a mockery of the Indian legal system and fooling the police officials by hiding the information as well as giving wrong information. Delhi Police, which is probing a ...
We have long been witnessing a suspiciously incestuous level of coordination between one of India’s self-proclaimed fact-checkers Alt News, social media platform Twitter, the Congress party and the greater Islamoleftist clique ...
After a complaint by a businessman, the Delhi Police Special Cell has registered an FIR against several Instagram accounts for allegedly promoting enmity between different religious groups. This might result in ...
In what spells further trouble for Twitter, the Delhi High Court has ordered the social media giant to comply with the new IT rules while granting three week’s time to Twitter ...
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