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by Karan Sharma   |  Published on Dec 21, 2021 10:42 PM IST  |  27.5K 20 YouTube channels, 2 websites blocked by Centre for spreading fake news On Tuesday, The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has sanctioned an order to block 20 YouTube channels and two websites for accused of wide spreading anti-Indian propaganda and fake news on the Internet. Yes! You read it correctly, it's an official order to take this step to avoid fake news on the web. According to a report from the Times of India, the Centre has issued two separate orders that include blocking 20 YouTube channels and the second order is to block two news websites that are indulged in publishing fake news. Both YouTube and the telecom department are directed to take necessary measures to enforce the orders. It seems that the government is getting strict on fake news and anti-India propaganda, but we don’t know how many more sites and channels are going to be blocked by the government. This can be the first way of the new initiative. "The channels and the websites belong to a coordinated disinformation network operating from Pakistan and spreading fake news about various sensitive subjects related to India,"…

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The central government banned two websites and 20 YouTube channels for “anti-India content”. Economic Times reported today. For the first time, the government invoked emergency provisions of the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021.According to the report, information and broadcast secretary Apurva Chandra wrote to YouTube and the department of telecom, asking them to block the content as “it affects the sovereignty and integrity of India”. Officials from the ministry said that the propagandist content was being shown with the aid of Pakistan inter-services intelligence.ET identified one of the YouTube channels as Naya Pakistan. Accused of running “fake news” on Ayodhya, the farm laws, and Kashmir, the channel has over two million subscribers. Out of the 20 YouTube channels banned, 15 are reportedly owned by Naya Pakistan; others include The Naked Truth, Junaid Halim Official and 48 News.Content was first flagged by “security agencies”, after which the I&B ministry conducted an inquiry. A senior official told ET: “This is for the first time that the emergency powers under the IT Rules, 2021 have been cited to ban anti-India propaganda websites...The inquiry revealed that these websites were being run from Pakistan. The content run on these…

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Disney and YouTube TV blamed each other for failing to reach an agreement keeping ESPN, local ABC stations and other Disney-owned content on the platform. File Photo by Ajay Suresh/Wikimedia Commons Dec. 18 (UPI) -- Google's YouTube TV subscribers have lost Disney-owned channels ESPN and ABC, among others, after the streaming platform failed to reach a deal with the media giant. The ESPN sports network and local ABC stations on the platform went dark on Friday at the end of the day, according to a YouTube TV service update. "We've held good faith negotiations with Disney for several months," the update said. "Unfortunately, despite our best efforts, we were unable to reach an equitable agreement before our existing one expired. "Our ask of Disney, as with all of our partners, is to treat YouTube TV like any other TV provider -- by offering us the same rates that services of a similar size pay, across Disney's channels for as long as we carry them," it added. Subscribers will no longer be able to access live or local content from Disney and will also lose access to any video-on-demand content from such channels. Along with ESPN and local ABC stations. some…

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Photo: Patrick T. Fallon/Bloomberg via Getty Images Uh-oh, the girls are fighting again. Channels owned by Disney — including ABC, ESPN, Disney Channel, Freeform, National Geographic and more — have disappeared from Google’s YouTube TV after months of failed negotiations. “Unfortunately, despite our best efforts, we’ve been unable to reach an equitable agreement before our existing one expired, and their channels are no longer available on YouTube TV,” YouTube TV confirmed in a blog post statement. “We will be decreasing our monthly price by $15, from $64.99 to $49.99, while this content remains off of our platform.” The streaming service added that it will continue to advocate for its customers in hopes of restoring the content that’s been lost. In the meantime, it noted that customers could consider purchasing the Disney Bundle for access to a limited amount of Disney content (the $13.99/month bundle offers Disney Plus, ESPN Plus, and Hulu on-demand with ads). Meanwhile, Disney issued a statement of its own to Variety, claiming that YouTube TV “declined to reach a fair deal with us based on market terms and conditions” and that Disney is ready to quickly “reach an equitable agreement” in order to minimize the inconvenience to…