Ministry of Information and Broadcasting issues an advisory to OTT platforms to regulate the alleged spread of obscene content
The Information and Broadcasting Ministry has issued an advisory to online curated content platforms and social media, ...
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I-B Ministry issues advisory on adherence to Indian laws and the Code of Ethics prescribed under IT rules 2021
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Thursday issued an advisory on adherence to Indian laws and the Code of ...
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Govt considering need for a new law to regulate obscene and violent contents on digital and OTT platforms
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting is reviewing existing laws related to all forms of media amid growing concerns ...
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Government plans code of conduct for influencers amid India’s Got Latent controversy
The proposed guidelines, expected to be issued by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, aim to regulate online ...
Examining current provisions, need for new legal framework to regulate harmful content: I&B Ministry
Unlike the conventional print and electronic content, which are covered under specific laws, new media services powered by ...
‘India’s Got Latent’ row: IT ministry to brief Parliament panel on changes to regulate social media
The information technology ministry is expected to respond by next week to a parliamentary standing committee about the ...
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Ranveer Allahbadia remark row: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting issues advisory on adherence to Code of Ethics prescribed under IT Rules
This comes at a time when the debate on what kind of content on should be permitted on media has taken the centre stage after YouTube Ranveer Allahabadia faced flak after making obscene remarks on ...
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Examining need for new legal framework to regulate harmful content: I& B Ministry
The ministry tells Standing Committee on Communications and Information Technology that while certain provisions exist under ...
Ranveer Allahbadia row: I&B ministry examining current provisions, need new legal framework to regulate harmful content
In its reply to a parliamentary panel, the ministry said there is a growing concern in the society that the constitutional right of 'freedom of expression is being misused to showcase obscene and viol ...