Tech giants oppose YouTube’s exemption from Australia’s social media ban for children

YouTube’s subscription business is also growing steadily, with the platform recently crossing 125 million subscribers globally across its Music and Premium services.

YouTube has been granted an exemption from the ban as it is considered an educational tool and allows children to use its services under parental supervision through family accounts.

RMG industry welcomes YouTube’s crackdown on illegal gambling content

This update builds on YouTube’s existing policy prohibiting links to external sites that violate its rules, including unapproved gambling websites.

YouTube announced that from March 19, it will no longer permit content that directs users to “unapproved” gambling websites through links, images, text, logos, or verbal references.

‘Big Tech must pay its fair share’, says Michael McNamara, Member of EU Parliament at Storyboard18 DNPA Conclave

When asked about India's approach to data regulation, McNamara is careful not to impose recommendations but recognizes the growing importance of legal safeguards.

McNamara highlights that while AI legislation does address data concerns, it primarily focuses on managing the risks inherent in artificial intelligence rather than regulating the unlawful use of data.

Voluntary self control, in-built restrictions reduce spends by 30% on RMG platforms: Report

Senior Counsel C Aryama Sundaram, representing the petitioners in earlier hearings, asserted that the Tamil Nadu government lacks jurisdiction to legislate in this domain.

The study showcases that players who set voluntary limits demonstrated a sustained reduction in expenditure, reflecting increased self-awareness and responsible decision-making.

Bharat Gupta steps down as CEO of Jagran New Media

My passion for digital media remains strong, and I am excited about contributing in new ways when the time is right. Gupta wrote on LinkedIn.

Gupta wrote, “To my team at Jagran New Media and Jagran Prakashan Ltd.—your dedication, innovation, and relentless pursuit of excellence have been the foundation of our achievements.

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45% of Indian seniors struggle to identify online fraud, cybercrimes on the rise

This lack of digital literacy makes them hesitant to adopt safer online practices or report suspicious activity, with 17% unaware of how to lodge complaints.

The consequences of such cybercrimes extend beyond financial losses. Victims often suffer emotional distress, reputational damage, and an erosion of trust in digital platforms.