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The new Take It Down Act requires platforms to remove non-consensual intimate images or deepfakes within 48 hours of reporting it.

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MediaNama is pleased to announce the speakers for the Internet Society's Peering Roadshow— India Edition event on June 6 in ...

NVIDIA CEO urges global collaboration in AI to ensure US remains the top platform for open-source innovation and ...

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While OTTs like Jio HotStar, Netflix ban screenshots in selected browsers, Prime Video blocks it on all, raising fair use ...

Online casino Stake is luring underage Indian users with celebrities' help. Interestingly, this is happening despite gambling ...

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India's broadband base dipped in April 2025, but FWA and M2M connections showed strong growth, reveals TRAI's latest telecom ...

PayPal has received approval from the RBI to operate as a payment aggregator for Cross-Border-Exports, opening new localised ...

Meta has tightened its gambling ad rules in several countries, including India, mandating prior approval and age-based ...