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Government of India issues notice to Wikipedia over bias and inaccuracies, questions its status as an intermediary ...

With less than three weeks until the U.S. presidential election, millions of Americans say the economy is a top issue as they decide how to cast their vote — an understandable focus after the ...

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The government has issued a notice to Wikipedia, questioning its intermediary status and suggesting it should be considered a publisher. This follows complaints about potential bias and inaccuracies ...

This notice signals a potential shift in how the Indian government may regulate online platforms that host user-generated content. As the court case continues, Wikipedia's status and operations in ...

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