India considers mandatory CBFC certification for OTT films, sparking debate on consumer protection vs. creative freedom. This follows increased scrutiny of digital content.
Two creators told the Delhi High Court that Meta's copyright tools are being exploited using allegedly backdated Facebook posts, with the Court directing preservation of one account and disclosure of IP-related information.
The Centre is considering making certification by the (CBFC) mandatory for films released on OTT platforms, sources said on Wednesday.
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The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) is working on common standards for messaging platforms operating in India as it moves to formally oppose WhatsApp’s proposed username feature, a government official told Hindustan Times.
The EU's highest court has ruled that publishers who use state-of-the-art geo-blocking are not liable for copyright infringement, even when users bypass their restrictions with a VPN. The ruling, which was handed down in the landmark copyright battle involving digital copies of the iconic Anne Frank diary, also shields VPN providers from liability.
Two California residents have filed a class-action lawsuit against Google, claiming that YouTube Premium fails to provide the ad-free, uninterrupted experience that Google advertises. William Fleming and Devin Rose filed the complaint Tuesday in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, according to Media Daily News.