Delhi Legislative Assembly and its committee have the power to compel attendance of members and outsiders on grounds of its privilege, the Supreme Court held on Thursday
This is in connection to the north-east Delhi riots last year.
Apple has rejected a new Facebook-commissioned study that claimed that Apple and Google's pre-installed apps dominate key categories, making it harder for third-party developers to compete
Appointment of grievance officer does not imply permanent establishment, say officials
WhatsApp has started testing a new feature that lets users share videos in high quality.
'First compliance report on voluntary removal of offensive posts published by them (social media platforms) as per IT Rules is a big step towards transparency,' IT minister tweeted
India and other developing countries were fighting to include companies with at least Euro 1 billion in revenues as against the final proposal of Euro 20 billion revenues and a profit margin above 10%
Facebook removed 25 million pieces of content identified as 'spam,' 1.8 million pieces of content containing 'adult nudity and sexual activity.'
Terms of the deal including time frame, the amount of money and how it will be divided or spent were not disclosed
Over 1.5 million people are playing cloud-streamed games on Facebook Gaming every month and the social network has announced to roll out Cloud gaming in Canada and Mexico
Critics of Big Tech market power got a preview of the long slog likely ahead in US courts after a federal judge this week dismissed anti-trust lawsuits against Facebook
The total number of complaints received by Google in the reported period was 27,762, of which 96.2 per cent related to copyright issues, 1.3 per cent were related to trademark, 1 per cent defamation
Country is challenging Twitter and Facebook's practices and threatening to set a precedent that could extend far beyond its borders.
The post-pandemic list tells just one story - that of utter devastation
With an aim to promote independent writers, Facebook has announced a set of publishing and subscription tools -- Bulletin -- to support these creators in the US.
FB says its interim report will be out on July 2; Twitter remains tightlipped
The panel, chaired by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, had asked them to appear in-person at the parliament secretariat
The judge faulted the FTC for failing to detail how Facebook has monopoly power in a market the agency described as personal social networking.
Facebook India officials Tuesday deposed before the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Technology on the issue of misuse of social media platforms.
Facebook on Tuesday said it will publish an interim report on July 2 as mandated by the IT rules, and provide information on the number of content it removed proactively between May 15-June 15