Facebook, YouTube and Twitter Remove Violent Video After India Order

The growing epidemic of misinformation and fake news on YouTube has become a big problem. Recently, during the Nuh violence, the state government had to shut down the internet in the district in order to keep the misinformation and provocative messages away from the region. Now, in a shocker, India has banned a total of eight YouTube channels. The total subscriber count of these channels reached a massive 23 million, and as per the government, all of them were involved in spreading fake news.

Dark and Darker, despite continued legal issues via a copyright infringementlawsuit filed by Nexon, has entered early access. Developer Ironmace Games has created its own launcher and is selling the game independently.

When I read that The Witcher's executive producer, Tomek Baginski, had blamed Americans and young people for the show's «painful» simplifications of the source material, I simply shrugged.

India’s popular online gaming and fantasy sports startup Mobile Premier League is reducing its staff by approximately 50%, two people familiar with the matter said, weeks after New Delhi implemented a 28% tax on online real-money games.

The curious journey of Ironmace's medieval extraction sim Dark And Darker continues with the launch of an early access build. You won't find it in one of the usual places, however. As Kaan reported in April, Dark And Darker was pulled from Steam following accusations of copyright theft from publisher Nexon (Ironmace's founder Terence Park and a developer Ju-Hyun Choi are Nexon alumni who worked on a similar fantasy game, codenamed P3, in 2020-2021). With legal proceedings on-going, Ironmace have released this tense first-person dungeon crawler via their own Blacksmith launcher and third-party store Chaf Games. It's a bit more ceremonial than letting people torrent the test builds, at least.

YouTube is one of the most popular video-sharing platforms in the world even though TikTok is giving it a run for its money now. However, unlike a lot of other video sharing platforms, it allows a rather easy downloading of videos from its platform. These videos are available within its app for offline viewing. While it all seems rather simple, there are some caveats. Smartphone users in India who are accessing the app for free can download YouTube videos in 720p resolution only. Furthermore, these videos are available within the app. On the other hand, paid or Premium users can download the videos at full resolution. These videos are available for just 48 hours. After that, you'll need to reconnect your device to a mobile or Wi-Fi network (every 48 hours). Reconnecting will allow the app to check for changes to the video or its availability.

Good news for anyone who won't be watching the Hemsworth-helmed Witcher Netflix show: Author Andrzej Sapkowski has confirmed that he's working on a new book in the original series, and he thinks it'll be ready soon. No word yet on whether it will be suitable for Americans and young people.

Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski has confirmed he's writing another book in The Witcher series that will presumably continue the story of Geralt of Rivia.

Samsung has launched its new Crystal UHD TV line-up called the Crystal Vision 4K UHD TV in India. The TV will come with flagship features and specifications that will fulfil the consumer needs as per the company. Samsung is one of the leading brands in the market and it makes sure to bring new innovations to its customers.

Annoucned today, on the eve of Gen Con is that embattled board game publisher Petersen Games (Cthulhu Wars, Planet Apocalypse) has entered into a partnership with publishers Catalyst Games Labs (Battletech).

Days after two of its senior executives reportedly had a meeting with Invest India officials last week to discuss plans of entering India and setting up a manufacturing eletric vehicle plant, Elon Musk's company Tesla India Motor & Energy Pvt Ltd has leased an office space in Panchshil Business Park in Viman Nagar, Pune.

Tomek Baginski, executive producer on Netflix's The Witcher, has blamed American audiences and social media sites such as TikTok for the series' simplified take on the books' plots.