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Explained: What the new regulations mean for online news publishers

Some say Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code Rules, 2021, leaves too many things in the hands of the central government

Privacy and security lessons in Clubhouse, NurseryCam data leaks

The app has been banned in China, which doesn't like the concept of private conversations. But ironically, Clubhouse processes global data in Chinese servers, which raises some more concerns.

India has disappointing level of AI development, need to catch up: Book

India currently has a disappointing level of artificial intelligence (AI) development and it needs to embark on a rapid program to catch up, says a new book by researcher-author Rajiv Malhotra.

Reliance partners with Google, FB for digital payment network bid: Report

Fintech player Infibeam is also involved in the effort, the report said

Draft norms for influencer advertising: What ASCI wants from social media

Broadly, the ASCI has proposed rules for social media influencers who promote or run paid content without adequate disclosures

IRCTC's AI-based initiative 'ASK DISHA' to help govt bodies answer queries

The chatbot powered by artificial intelligence will enable those organisations to answer general queries of the customers and garner good will too

Micromax to bring in 5G phones at aggressive price points: Co-founder

Micromax on Friday said it will significantly bolster its product portfolio this year

India tab market returns to growth, logs 14.7% growth in 2020: IDC

India tablet PC market recorded a 14.7 per cent year-on-year rise with 2.8 million unit shipments in 2020 - marking a year of growth after 4 consecutive years of decline, research firm IDC said

Twitter plans new tool to let users block, mute abusive accounts

Twitter is planning a new tool to let users automatically block and mute abusive accounts.

India tightens regulatory grip on Facebook, WhatsApp with new rules

India is the largest market by users for both Facebook and its messenger service WhatsApp

Australia passes law that will make Google, Facebook pay for news

Australia's laws forcing Google and Facebook to pay for news are ready to take effect, though the laws' architect said it will take time for the digital giants to strike media deals

Samsung to launch Galaxy M12 next month priced around Rs 12,000

Expanding its hot-selling Galaxy M series, Samsung is set to launch Galaxy M12 next month that will be priced around Rs 12,000.

YouTube brings new feature for supervised content, parental controls

YouTube has unveiled a new feature that would help parents to control what their kids watch on the platform by enabling different content settings on the platform.

Huawei's smart wearable devices to support third-party applications

Chinese tech giant Huawei has announced that its smart wearables are now open to third-party apps.

Carl Pei's Nothing appoints Manu Sharma as Vice Prez and General Manager

Nothing, a London-based consumer technology company, on Thursday announced it has appointed former Samsung executive Manu Sharma, as Vice President and General Manager of Nothing India

Xiaomi ramps up local manufacturing of smartphones, smart TVs: Details here

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi on Thursday said it has added two new smartphone manufacturing partners, and one smart TV manufacturing partner in India

Right to silence is virtue in present noisy times: Facebook VP tells SC

Right to silence is a virtue in present noisy times, Facebook India Vice President and MD Ajit Mohan Wednesday told the Supreme Court

Facebook plans to invest $1 billion in news industry after Australia row

Facebook on Tuesday restored Australian news pages, ending an unprecedented week-long blackout after wringing concessions from the government over a proposed law

'50% of Indian firms to deploy intelligent automation by 2024': IDC

Nearly half of all businesses in India will implement robotic process automation (RPA) by 2024, said an IDC study

Carl Pei's Nothing announces 'teenage engineering' as founding partner

teenage engineering is a Stockholm-based consumer electronics company known for uniquely design electronic products for all people who love sound and music