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Throwback Thursday: Dilip Kumar's father slapped actor after seeing his first film's posters, almost kicked him out of homeKhan didn't watch his son's movies for the first two years. Despite living under one roof, they would avoid each other as much as possible.- 'India’s data protection bill is poorly worded; does not serve any stakeholder’s interests'SFLC conducted a series of roundtable discussions in Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai and Kochi ahead of submitting comments to MeiTY on the draf d...
- Mouthshut deletes 80,000 fake user profilesThe review platform formed by Faisal Farooqui, set up a special internal team to monitor suspicious activities of such users by using advan...
- Mouthshut gags 80k fake user profilesFounder Farooqui set up a special internal team to monitor suspicious activities of such users by using advanced screening technology.
- Google issues refunds over ad fraudThe fraud was detected in ads bought through a platform called Double Click Bid Manager (DBM) over the last few months of this year, the WS...
- Bits & Bytes of the journey of net neutrality in IndiaStartups and activists have given a thumbs up to the telecom regulator's decision to bar differential pricing of data products.
- Nine startup founders including Zomato's Deepinder Goyal appeal TRAI to preserve open internetIn a letter, addressed to Telecom Regulatory Authority of India Chairman RS Sharma, the nine founders made an appeal to preserve the open n...
- Young startups take a stand against religious bias"My bosses at the internet companies where I earlier worked, both in Mumbai and Delhi, always sanctioned my leave for Muharram rituals.
- Section 66A of IT Act: We took up battle, big guys didn’t, says MouthShut founder Faisal FarooquiSC scrapped section 66A of Indian IT Act which gave the government rights to arrest and penalise web-users for posting ‘objectionable’ cont...
- Supreme Court striking down 66A of IT Act victory for net users: Internet and Mobile AssociationInternet and social media companies are often served with notice to block websites or pages carrying content that has offended petitioner.
- Online platforms may add Rs 2.5 lakh crore to GDP: Global Network InitiativeIf the figure is actually achieved, the report says that online platform will contribute more than 1.3% of India's total GDP.
- Poke Me: The opinion maker is wrong about RahulFor all others like us, we’ve been reminded again and again by ‘opinion makers’, that Rahul Gandhi’s first TV interview to Times Now was a ...
- Corporate hospitals seek to narrow trust deficitSome hospital chains such as Max Healthcare, Manipal Hospitals and Fortis Healthcare say they are trying hard to reduce this trust deficit.
- Unrestricted freedom could wreak havoc in a multi-cultural society: Supreme CourtLooking into validity of sections of IT Act, the court upheld govt's powers to ask internet service providers to remove objectionable conte...
- Supreme Court refuses to stay rule on removing objectionable post within 36 hoursSC today justified rules framed by the Centre mandating websites to remove objectionable post within 36 hours from networking sites.
- Supreme Court agrees to examine validity of Information Technology rulesThe Supreme Court today agreed to to examine the validity of Information Technology Rules making it mandatory for a website owner to screen...
- Vodafone is most admired mobile services brand: SurveyVodafone recognised as the most admired mobile service brand online in India followed by Tata Indicom and Aircel.
- Rakhi clicks well online!Worried you cannot tie Rakhi on your brother’s wrist? Don't fret, the online shopping portals can do it for you.
- Online shopping sites hit new highs on mobile salesRiding high on the increasing interest of the net savvy people, online shopping portals are witnessing a whopping 200% growth in the sale o...
- Chunnu, Munnu left out as autos load dotcom adsThis time, dotcoms are on the dot. Auto-rickshaws dotting the urbanscape of Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Pune, Chennai and far-flung cities ar...
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