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Nigeria to tighten rules for social media platforms
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Indian short video platform attracts big backing from Google
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Nigeria lifts ban on Twitter
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Russia reminds foreign companies to set up local offices
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Indian parliament calls for social media regulator
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Ethiopia plans home-grown social media
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Nigeria blocks access to Twitter for removing President’s tweet
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India hits social media firms with compliance orders for new IT rules
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WhatsApp issues legal challenge to Indian government over privacy
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Twitter ordered to block criticism of Indian government’s Covid response
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Zambian bill underlines tension between lawmakers and social media groups
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Myriad Group Announces USSD Twitter Certification
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Twitter under fire in India and Mexico
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Facebook and Twitter shutter accounts linked to Chinese state
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Scope of China’s state surveillance revealed in leak
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Facebook quietly launches photo-sharing app in China
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Turkish government shuts down social media sites
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Ethiopian government denies responsibility for social media blackout
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Bangladesh extends social media ban to Twitter, Skype and imo
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Sendandsee mobiprint integrates Twitter tweets and pictures into mobile services enabling mobile advertising integration
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