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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: ESG Investing (Stock-picking for humanity), Sports (Are penalty shootouts a passé), Work Culture (Art and science of making hybrid work work in India), Business (American fried chicken has its origins in slavery) and Health (Why cutting carbs is so tough).
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PTI sues Centre, calls digital media code state's 'weapon' to control media
India's largest news agency has become the tenth party to challenge the rules, but the Delhi HC refused to grant interim protection to any publisher
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'Leisure travel will bounce back faster, business travel will take longer to revive'
Top bosses of the Oberoi Group Vikram Oberoi and Sanjiv Kapoor on vaccinations, travel trends and other factors driving the revival of the luxury hospitality sector
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: Science (Discovery of 'Dragon Man' skull in China), Life & Investing (Getting one percent better with Manish Chokhani), Leadership (Ego can kill a good leader), Digital (Content is king for OTT platforms) and Art (This Indian singer's international musical career has scaled exceptional heights)
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In India, 81.9 percent content actioned on Facebook is spam
Facebook's interim transparency report for India, released after Google and Koo, states that country-level granular data is less reliable and is 'directional best estimate'
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The woes and woes of Twitter in India
Within 48 hours, Twitter has been sent a letter by the IT Parliamentary Committee, has had three FIRs filed against it, has received another letter from the National Commision for Women, and been dragged to the Supreme Court over a 10-day old FIR
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Parliamentary Committee questions FB, Google over compliance with IT Rules, traceability, privacy
Shashi Tharoor-led panel questioned platforms over enabling traceability and data storage practices, FB India MD backs contentious IT Rules
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We are fact-checkers, not news publishers, so new rules don't apply to us: Alt News to Delhi HC
In its petition before the Delhi High Court, while the fact-checking website says it should be exempted from the Code of Ethics, the court refused to grant a stay on any coercive action taken by the government for non-compliance
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are: Culture (The story of how Bill Ackman took ESG investing to next level), Technology (Software is eating the car), Business (Coming regime shift towards capital-heavy companies), Economy (American renaissance has begun) and Education (Chinese parents are sacrificing everything at the altar of education).
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'Don't seek compliance until Delhi HC decides on Code of Ethics validity': Online news publishers to MIB
As their main petitions are pending before the Delhi HC, The Wire and The Quint want the court to restrain government from taking coercive action against them for not furnishing information. Alt News has also joined the fray against the Code