Russian Court Fines Google, Telegram $226,000 over Banned Content
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The Tagan Court of Moscow has imposed an administrative fine of 3.8 million roubles on Google for refusing to remove information discrediting the Russian Armed Forces. The company has been found guilty under article 13.41, paragraph 2, of the Russian Federation (for not removing information in violation of Russian law) and has handed over to RIA News. The Court has announced the decision to impose an administrative fine of 3.8 million roubles on…
The Tagan Court of Moscow found Google guilty of not removing the content prohibited in the Russian Federation, informed Interfax in court on Tuesday. "Google LLC imposed an administrative penalty of 3,000,000 rubles", declared in court.
BOLD – In Russia, the Taganskiy District Court in Moscow fined Google and Telegram a total of 18.4 million rubles (approximately $226,000) for failing to remove banned content. The highest fine, 14.6 million rubles, was imposed on Telegram for three separate pieces of content. The court fined Telegram for content related to terrorist organizations and extremist content. The article "Russia fines Google and Telegram 18.4 million rubles" first app…
The Tagan Court of Moscow fined Google LLC 3.8 million roubles for not removing information that should have been restricted under Russian law, and the company was found guilty under article 13.41, paragraph 2, of the Code of Criminal Procedure of the Russian Federation.
Russia Imposes Fines on Google and Telegram! Millions of Dollars in Sanctions Due to Banned Content.
A Russian court has fined Google and Telegram a total of 18.4 million rubles (approximately $226,000) for failing to remove banned content. Click here for more.
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