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New law likely soon to make Facebook, Google pay for news

New law likely soon to make Facebook, Google pay for news

Jul 17, 2022, at 05:56 am

New Delhi:  Social media giants Google and Facebook will have to pay for the news displayed on their platforms in accordance with a new law that is likely to come into force soon, media reports said.

I&B Ministry issues advisory regarding news & current affairs content on TV

I&B Ministry issues advisory regarding news & current affairs content on TV

May 22, 2019, at 09:10 pm

New Delhi, May 22 (UNI): The Information and Broadcasting Ministry has issued an advisory regarding carrying of news and current affairs content on TV channels wherein permission has been given for uplinking of TV channels under categories of non-News and Current Affairs and News and Current Affairs.