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NHRC seeks reports from MeitY, MIB, Delhi Police over Instagram CSAM ads

The commission took cognizance of the issue under Section 12 of the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993, after considering media reports published by the BBC. According to the NHRC notice, a copy of which ET has seen, the advertisements allegedly used phrases such as “rape video” and “child video”…

The Economic Times

IAMAI seeks sector-specific, phased framework for draft RPwD accessibility rules

IAMAI has urged the government to reconsider uniform accessibility obligations for persons with disabilities. They propose a sector-specific and phased framework for digital content and services. The industry body highlighted existing sector-specific rules for online curated content providers. IAMAI also raised concerns about proposed compliance timelines and existing frameworks. A…

The Economic Times

How e-bike crashes pushed up car insurance costs for drivers

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E-bike injury claims pushing up car insurance costs for motorists

Motor Insurers’ Bureau has called for greater education around the laws for e-bike and e-scooter users as the cost of damages for victims soars

The Independent UK

Mann Ki Baat, Yoga Day, Ram Mandir: Inside Modi govt’s media advisory playbook

In 2002, Narendra Modi sat across Jill McGivering from the BBC for an interview. It was shortly after the Gujarat riots, and McGivering asked Modi what he could have done differently.

Newslaundry

Revealed: The London borough among the worst in the UK for uninsured drivers

London postcode among worst in country for uninsured drivers as top 10 hotspots in London named by Motor Insurers’ Bureau

Evening Standard

12 People Who Have More Access to Your Medical Records Than You Do

We often think of our medical records as intensely private, protected by a fortress of laws like HIPAA. The reality, however, is far more complex. While you have a right to access your own information, a surprising number of entities can also view your sensitive health data, often without your…

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UK hotspots for uninsured driving revealed – with 5 of the worst areas in a single city

Driving without insurance guarantees that you will pay the full cost of any accident, receive six to eight points on your licence and be fined up to £300

The Independent UK

‘Ambiguous communication’: Study points to IT Rules ‘chilling impact’ on audiovisual industry

The IT Rules introduced by the Narendra Modi government are cultivating a climate of self-censorship for the audiovisual industry and legal and economic threats, a recent study has suggested.

Newslaundry

TV Tech's Weekly Product Wrap-Up

Our coverage of new products, services and deployments from June 24 to June 28

TV Tech

Nest Productions, MiB Partner On New Production Insurance Program

Previously the rates were previously available predominantly to large organizations

TV Tech

Broadcast regulation 3.0, commissions and omissions

The Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill will have to incorporate omissions, review intrusive commissions and fine-tune potentially positive provisions

The Hindu

Mapped: Uninsured driver hotspots revealed as car premiums soar

Leeds tops the list, as Bristol, Salford and Manchester overtake Birmingham as the worst affected areas for motorists dodging cover

The Independent UK

How India’s attempt to block BBC documentary on Modi backfired

Govt efforts to ban the BBC documentary drew more attention to it and showed the inefficacy of such measures.

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Will Smith classic lands on Netflix - along with sequel that was most expensive comedy ever made

Here come the Men In Black available to stream! Why not turn back time (literally) and enjoy one of the 90s best-loved films?

The Independent UK

Liz Weston: Find Out and Fix What Big Data Says About You

Information about you — things you may have thought were private — is stored in databases operated by consumer reporting agencies

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