Safe harbour protection should go if digital platforms violate Indian laws: BJP MP Nishikant Dubey

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The Trinamool Congress MP asked Zuckerberg not to apologise under government pressure after Meta briefly removed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Facebook reel.

First seen 2d ago · latest update 1d ago · India · tech

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Mint
Owned by: HT Media (Bhartia family / Birla group)
- “Mark Zuckerberg must apologise over PM Modi video removal or lose safe harbour protection: Nishikant Dubey”2d ago ↗
- “Parliamentary panel takes tough stance on removal of Modi’s video from Facebook, seek accountability from Meta officials”2d ago ↗
India Today
Owned by: Living Media / India Today Group (Purie family)
- “Don't get bullied: Mahua Moitra's message to Mark Zuckerberg over PM video row”1d ago ↗
Free Press Journal
Owned by: FPJ Publications Pvt Ltd
- “'Cannot Be Dismissed As A Technical Error': Parliamentary Panel Questions Meta Over Temporary Removal Of PM Modi's NEET Facebook Post”1d ago ↗
- “Mark Zuckerberg Must Personally Apologise Over PM Modi Video Removal: Nishikant Dubey To Meta”2d ago ↗
Hindustan Times
Owned by: HT Media (Bhartia family / Birla group)
- “‘Hello Mark, please do not get bullied’: Mahua Moitra's advice to Meta boss Zuckerberg over PM Modi video row”1d ago ↗
Deccan Herald
Owned by: The Printers (Mysore) Pvt Ltd (family-owned)
- “Safe harbour protection should go if digital platforms violate Indian laws: BJP MP Nishikant Dubey”1d ago ↗

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