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A few companies in cities with strict restrictions on movement are still forcing their employees to travel to the office using fake essential-worker IDs and stickers.
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Despite strict Covid restrictions, some companies in Mumbai, Pune, New Delhi and Bengaluru are not only insisting that their employees come in to work but also looking for ways to get around curbs.
These include issuing fake essential-worker IDs or fraudulent permission letters to their employees, and not disclosing Covid-19 cases to the authorities.
News organizations aren’t getting their share of the revenue their content helps generate. And a healthy democracy depends on healthy journalism. The Australian government has developed an innovative proposal that would require tech gatekeepers like Facebook and Google to share search revenue with local independent news organizations. Their approach is a potential model for other countries, too.
Google threatened to pull its search service out of Australia. Microsoft has endorsed the Australian proposal and committed that its Bing search service would remain in the country. Microsoft is also prepared to share revenue with news organizations under the rules that Google and Facebook are rejecting.
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