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Under the new rules proposed by the government, marketplace e-commerce entities cannot sell goods on their platform, flash sales are banned, and foreign products...
While the move is a key first step, it also raises questions about addressing the root problem, curbing free speech, and establishing a time...
Out of a total of 27,762 user complaints received by Google, 96% of them were related to copyright issues. Google on Wednesday published its...
YouTube on Wednesday notified its non-US users that it is updating its Terms of Service on the collection of facial recognition data, the company’s...
Social media companies with more than 5 million users will potentially have to proactively monitor live, or real-time content such as YouTube or Facebook...
YouTube has complied with a government order to censor several videos related to the farmers’ protests in India, CNBC Awaaz’s Aseem Manchanda reported. A...
Google parent Alphabet Inc’s quarterly revenue growth of 23% reflect increases in advertiser spending in Search and YouTube within Google Services, as well as...
Google’s parent company, Alphabet posted revenues of $56.9 billion for the quarter ended December 31, 2020, an increase of 23% YoY, driven by Google...
The United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has directed nine tech companies, including tech giants Facebook, Google and Amazon, to disclose how they collect,...
The gunmen who attacked two mosques in March last year in Christchurch, New Zealand, frequently visited YouTube as “a significant source of information and...
