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Amazon's Gaurav Ajmani has joined Snapchat as Assistant General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer. Ajmani spent 12-and-a-half years at Amazon, where he served as Associate General Counsel and led senior legal and compliance functions. During his time at Amazon, he worked across complex regulatory, governance and risk matters, supporting the company’s expansion across multiple businesses and geographies. Before Amazon, Ajmani was Investigations Senior Manager at Microsoft Corporation between 2007 and 2013, where he oversaw fraud prevention, detection and investigations across the Asia-Pacific region. He also helped build regional anti-corruption programmes and compliance training frameworks. Earlier, he served as Head of Fraud Intelligence and Compliance at Bharti Airtel Limited from 2004 to 2007, designing proactive fraud scoring models and leading audits and investigations across telecom operations. Ajmani began his career at GE in underwriting and risk management roles, after which he worked in business development at Compare Infobase Limited. He holds an MBA in International Business from All India Management Association, an LL.B. from Chaudhary Charan Singh University and a B.Com (Hons) from University of Delhi. At Snap, Ajmani will lead global compliance initiatives.

Three-hour takedown, AI labelling: India's new social media rules spark debate AFP via Getty Images India has taken several steps in recent years to tighten oversight of online speech India has introduced new rules that make it mandatory for social media companies to remove unlawful material within three hours of being notified, in a sharp tightening of the existing 36-hour deadline. The amended guidelines will take effect from 20 February and apply to major platforms including Meta, YouTube and X. They will also apply to AI-generated content. The government did not provide a reason for reducing the takedown window. But critics worry the move is part of a broader tightening of oversight of online content and could lead to censorship in the world's largest democracy with more than a billion internet users In recent years, Indian authorities have used existing Information Technology rules to order social media platforms to remove content deemed illegal under laws dealing with national security and public order. Experts say they give authorities wide-ranging power over social media content. According to transparency reports, more than 28,000 URLs or web links were blocked in 2024 following government requests. The BBC has contacted the ministry of electronics and

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Discover restaurants to love. Close Close Ambassadors Clubhouse opens on Feb. 11. Photo by Evan Sung, courtesy of Ambassadors Clubhouse New York The Rundown   New York By Devra Ferst, a Brooklyn-based food writer and cookbook author who has contributed to The New York Times, Bon Appétit, Eater, NPR, and other publications. Published: Feb. 10, 2026 Few of us will likely ever get to visit the glorious, forgotten party mansions of India, but the team behind London’s Gymkhana (JKS Restaurants) is giving us a glimpse of one at 31st and Broadway in New York. Ambassadors Clubhouse New York draws its inspiration from owners Jyotin, Karam, and Sunaina Sethi’s grandparents and their homes in Delhi and Punjab. Starting Feb. 11, guests will enter through large wooden doors to a double-decker space where the walls are covered in black anaglypta wallpaper, the floor is lined with paisley carpeting,  » Read More

By Canadian Press on February 10, 2026. TUMBLER RIDGE, BRITISH COLUMBIA — RCMP say there are “multiple victims” in a shooting at the Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia’s Peace region. RCMP Staff Sgt. Kris Clark confirms in a text message that there are victims in what police have called an “active shooter” situation, however he couldn’t say how many people are involved or the extent of their injuries. Police said in an earlier statement that the “original suspect” was believed to be dead, but officers were working to determine whether a second suspect is involved. The emergency alert that went out to the cellphones of local residents on Tuesday afternoon describes a suspect as a “female in a dress with brown hair.” Police are asking residents in Tumbler Ridge to shelter in place as additional police resources are being deployed to the area from neighbouring detachments. RCMP say that no one should approach a potential suspect and should call 911. David Marose, a staff member at the Tumbler Ridge Inn, said he also received the warning about the shooter. “I am praying for everyone there because it’s horrible.” This report by The Canadian Press was first published Feb.

The news: The Super Bowl is no longer a one-shot awareness event. It is a conduit to owned, measurable environments through second-screen activations. This year, TikTok and Uber Eats both turned their TV spots into entry points for deeper interaction. TikTok invited creators, athletes, and brand teams, including Doritos and Ulta Beauty, into a centralized in-real-life (IRL) hub for Super Bowl weekend. Inside the clubhouse, they filmed short-form videos, collaborated on trends and reacted to game moments in real time, per Adweek. The result: On Super Bowl Sunday and the following Monday, TikTok recorded a 13% YoY lift in Super Bowl–related engagement. Uber’s “Hungry for the Truth” ad, starring Matthew McConaughey and Bradley Cooper, directed viewers to the Uber app to “Build Your Own Super Bowl Commercial.” Users assembled one of 1,000-plus ad variations and unlocked various in-app incentives, including 50% off $15 orders, along with select ride and retail partner discounts. “You’ve got to fish where the fish are,” Chris Bellinger,  » Read More

The indie publisher makes its second major executive move of the year. Jody Farber Courtesy of Peermusic Trending on Billboard Indie music publisher and neighboring rights company Peermusic has made its second senior leadership change of the year, promoting Jody Farber to chief financial officer. The move was announced Tuesday by executive chair Ralph Peer II and CEO Mary Megan Peer. Farber, who joined the company in 2024 as senior vice president of finance and strategy, will be based in New York and report directly to Mary Megan Peer. Her appointment follows last month’s promotion of Paul Smelt to the newly created role of COO, overseeing the day‑to‑day administration of publishing and neighboring rights divisions across Peermusic’s global offices.  Related As CFO, Farber will lead all financial operations, including global treasury, budgeting, accounting, reporting, deal analysis and long-term strategic planning. She will work closely with Peermusic’s worldwide leadership team to support the company’s ongoing growth. Farber succeeds longtime finance chief Bill Gorjance, who is stepping down after two decades in the role. During his tenure, Gorjance helped triple the company’s revenues, expand its footprint into Korea and China, strengthen its neighboring rights business and modernize financial and administrative systems. He