
Russia Slams $360M Fine On Google Over Ukraine Content
A court in Moscow on Monday fined Google 21 billion rubles ($360 million) for not removing a number of contents concerning Russia’s military intervention in Ukraine from its space, the nation’s telecommunications regulator has disclosed.
Roskomnadzor asserted that the Google-owned video platform YouTube had failed to block ‘false information’ on the offensive in Ukraine, ‘extremist and terrorist propaganda’ and content ‘calling on minors to participate in what was tagged unauthorised demonstrations’.
The regulator said that as this was a repeat conviction for Google the fine was based on its annual revenue in Russia.
Africa Daily News, New York reports that …















