Journalist bodies terms clause 7(2) of U.P. government’s Digital Media Policy draconian, seek its withdrawal
6 months, 3 weeks ago

Journalist bodies terms clause 7(2) of U.P. government’s Digital Media Policy draconian, seek its withdrawal

The Hindu  

Journalist bodies on Friday sought from the Uttar Pradesh government an immediate withdrawal of clause 7 from its Digital Media Policy-2024, stating that the provision gave sweeping powers to the State government to declare any content, including legitimate journalistic works posted on social media, as “anti-social” or “anti-national”. However, Section 7 of the said policy states that legal action by the Director Information of the Uttar Pradesh government will be initiated against content creators if any content is deemed to be ‘anti-national’, ‘anti-social’, ‘paints the government in bad light’, or is ‘created with mala fide intent’,” said a joint statement issued by the Press Club of India. ‘Conflict of interest’ The organisations said it appeared that the policy was drafted to “reward proxy propagandists but penalise bona fide journalism or legitimate criticism of the government”. “There are enough instances of State governments, including the Uttar Pradesh government, invoking draconian laws or misapplying provisions to charge journalists for merely doing legitimate journalism.

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Will back media in navigating its digital transition: Vaishnaw
3 weeks ago

Will back media in navigating its digital transition: Vaishnaw

Hindustan Times  

IT and information and broadcasting minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Thursday addressed the issue of imbalanced revenue sharing between news publishers and technology companies like Google and Meta, asking the Digital News Publishers Association to make “clear policy recommendations” to facilitate the transition from traditional to digital media. IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw highlighted concerns about fair compensation especially for content published …

Vikatan Blocked & Silenced? Editors Guild Slams MeitY’s Crackdown on Press Freedom
1 month ago

Vikatan Blocked & Silenced? Editors Guild Slams MeitY’s Crackdown on Press Freedom

The Hindu  

Published : Feb 20, 2025 20:12 IST - 3 MINS READ The watchdog of India’s press freedom, Editors Guild of India, has strongly condemned the block of the Tamil news portal Vikatan.com, calling it an example of government overreach that threatens press freedom in the country. In a move that has sparked widespread outrage among journalists and free speech advocates, …

U.P. Digital Media Policy: Plan to reward digital influencers draws flak
6 months, 3 weeks ago

U.P. Digital Media Policy: Plan to reward digital influencers draws flak

The Hindu  

The Uttar Pradesh government has come up with a new social media policy encouraging influencers to promote the State government’s initiatives, schemes, and achievements with prize payments. government’s move, describing it shows nervousness amid truth coming out through social media platforms in the era of digital literacy. Digital influencers running social media platforms argue it signals government’s attempt to get …

I was doing my job as a journalist in India. Modi's government didn’t like it
9 months ago

I was doing my job as a journalist in India. Modi's government didn’t like it

ABC  

It was supposed to be an innocuous catch-up with representatives from Narendra Modi's party, the BJP, to touch base about the ABC's coverage plans for the Indian election. French journalist Vanessa Dougnac — believed to be India's longest-serving foreign correspondent — had to leave this year because her permanent residency was revoked Al Jazeera said its correspondent was not given …

Journalist associations, digital rights groups demand withdrawal of laws aimed at ‘curbing freedom of press’
9 months, 1 week ago

Journalist associations, digital rights groups demand withdrawal of laws aimed at ‘curbing freedom of press’

The Hindu  

Several journalist associations and digital rights organisations have endorsed a resolution to intensify their demand for the withdrawal of laws that they said were “aimed at curbing the freedom of press”. As stated in the resolution, passed at a meeting held on May 28, 2024, the provisions under laws such as the proposed Broadcast Services Bill, 2023, Digital Personal Data …

Centre should introduce laws to regulate ownership of news organisations: Tharoor
1 year, 2 months ago

Centre should introduce laws to regulate ownership of news organisations: Tharoor

Deccan Chronicle  

Thiruvananthapuram: Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has come out with a slew of suggestions, including laws to regulate ownership of news organisations by a political or business entity, to ensure responsible journalism and a free press in the country. "The government must introduce laws and regulations that limit control of multiple news organisations by a single business or political entity thereby …

The silence around the state’s seizure of India’s press
1 year, 5 months ago

The silence around the state’s seizure of India’s press

The Hindu  

Over 50 years ago, the Supreme Court of India ruled that during an Emergency proclamation, individuals could not challenge illegal detentions. Tanishka Sodhi’s data from NewsLaundry shows that by May 2023, 44 media entities and journalists faced scrutiny from investigative and tax agencies over the previous five years. The Karnataka High Court, in the Virendra Khanna vs State of Karnataka …

Media Boycott by INDIA Bloc Exposes Unsettled Priorities and Insecurity - News18
1 year, 5 months ago

Media Boycott by INDIA Bloc Exposes Unsettled Priorities and Insecurity - News18

News 18  

In a surprising move, the Opposition alliance, aptly named INDIA, has declared one of its initial decisions: a boycott of approximately 14 prominent TV anchors. There are tactful ways to address concerns, and it’s essential to acknowledge that various political parties, both past and present, have, at times, chosen to boycott media organisations, anchors, or newspapers. The Opposition alliance’s unequivocal …

Concerned Over Targeted Campaign Against Newsclick: PCI, Press Association, DUJ and IWPC
1 year, 7 months ago

Concerned Over Targeted Campaign Against Newsclick: PCI, Press Association, DUJ and IWPC

The Hindu  

Published : Aug 09, 2023 19:29 IST - 2 MINS READ The Press Club of India, Press Association, Delhi Union of Journalists, and Indian Women’s Press Corps have expressed deep concern over the ongoing targeted campaign against the news web portal Newsclick and its founders. “While Newsclick, like other media outlets, critically examines government actions, this does not render it …

World Press Freedom Day | How free speech in India is compromised by government control over platforms: Book excerpt from ‘Caged Tiger: How Too Much Government is Holding Indians Back’ by Subhashish B
1 year, 10 months ago

World Press Freedom Day | How free speech in India is compromised by government control over platforms: Book excerpt from ‘Caged Tiger: How Too Much Government is Holding Indians Back’ by Subhashish B

The Hindu  

Published : May 03, 2023 07:00 IST - 6 MINS READ In December 2004, the Delhi Police arrested Avnish Bajaj, the CEO of Baazee.com, because someone in Kharagpur, West Bengal, tried to sell through the website video copies of two Delhi-based students having sex. Social media companies, a term left vague and expansive, need to take down content within 36 …

Indian Newspaper Society seeks withdrawal of new rules on fact-checking
1 year, 11 months ago

Indian Newspaper Society seeks withdrawal of new rules on fact-checking

The Hindu  

The Indian Newspaper Society on Wednesday urged the Centre to withdraw the IT Rules amendment notified on April 6, stating that it would have the effect of the government or its designated agency enjoying “absolute” and “arbitrary” power to determine what was fake or not in respect of its own work, and order its takedown from Internet platforms. It also …

BBC Tax Survey: Why West Has No Right to Lecture India on Press Freedom - News18
2 years, 1 month ago

BBC Tax Survey: Why West Has No Right to Lecture India on Press Freedom - News18

News 18  

The BBC documentary, ‘India: The Modi Question’, exposed the vulnerability of our polity to foreign forces that are campaigning against Narendra Modi and the BJP government in power. A mixture of many elements abroad are behind this campaign: A colonial mindset that still believes in the right to monitor India’s internal affairs; long-standing political biases that continue to colour views …

‘We support importance of free press around the world’: U.S. on India banning BBC documentary on PM Modi
2 years, 1 month ago

‘We support importance of free press around the world’: U.S. on India banning BBC documentary on PM Modi

The Hindu  

Describing India banning the BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a matter of press freedom, the U.S. State Department said that it is high time to highlight the importance of democratic principles like freedom of expression and make it a point around the world as well as in India. Ned Price, the U.S. State Department spokesperson, in a …

Draft IT Rules have potential to muzzle the press: Digital news consortium DigiPub
2 years, 2 months ago

Draft IT Rules have potential to muzzle the press: Digital news consortium DigiPub

Deccan Chronicle  

New Delhi: DigiPub, a consortium of digital news outlets in the country, has said the proposed amendments to the IT Rules can potentially become a "convenient institutional mechanism to muzzle the press". In a statement on Thursday, DigiPub News India Foundation also said the government should not appropriate powers to legitimise what information or news is real or fake. On …

India’s top editors’ body slams proposed ‘fake news’ rules
2 years, 2 months ago

India’s top editors’ body slams proposed ‘fake news’ rules

Al Jazeera  

The Editors Guild of India urged the government to scrap the proposed amendment, saying it ‘will result in the censorship of the press’. The Editors Guild of India, India’s premier body for protecting press freedom, has urged the government to reject a proposal to combat fake news on social media, saying it would be akin to censorship. “Determination of fake …

DC Edit | Widen ambit of fake news fight
2 years, 7 months ago

DC Edit | Widen ambit of fake news fight

Deccan Chronicle  

One of the fundamental ethics of democracy is the right to freedom of speech and expression, but like all rights, it, too, comes with certain conditions. The government has used exactly these provisions, which, among others, include national security, foreign relations and public order, to ban eight YouTube channels, including one based in Pakistan. It has reasoned that the content …

Book Review | Why the ‘hardest’ journalism is exactly what matters most
2 years, 9 months ago

Book Review | Why the ‘hardest’ journalism is exactly what matters most

Deccan Chronicle  

If there’s ever a way to puncture a know-it-all journalist’s massive ego, it’s with this book. For instance, as the first chapter reveals, the annual National Crime Records Bureau report does not include every FIR recorded but only the “most heinous” crimes. Rukmini is scathing of fellow journalists as well as psephologists, pollsters and TV “experts” who use old cliched …

The Press Freedom Index is Prepared With Bias and a Flawed Methodology
2 years, 10 months ago

The Press Freedom Index is Prepared With Bias and a Flawed Methodology

News 18  

Last week, news came into the limelight that press freedom in India has decreased dramatically as India slid in the index of press freedom. This report was released by an organisation called Reporters Without Borders, a non-profit and non-governmental organisation without any accountability, with the World Press Freedom Index. Although it would not be unfair to assume that the sample …

Battle under way over ministers’ attempts to silence journalists
3 years, 4 months ago

Battle under way over ministers’ attempts to silence journalists

The Independent  

Get the free Morning Headlines email for news from our reporters across the world Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. They are calling for an end to efforts to stifle journalism through “draconian” proposals …

Trend of govt. agencies harassing independent media must stop: Editors Guild
3 years, 6 months ago

Trend of govt. agencies harassing independent media must stop: Editors Guild

The Hindu  

The Editors Guild of India on Saturday expressed concern over Income Tax department officials seizing journalists’ data from the offices of news website Newslaundry on Friday. “It is learnt that the I-T team made clones of Sekhri’s mobile and laptop, as well as some other office machines, and no hash value was given to them. This is clearly beyond the …

IT Rules 2021 Deter Fake News; No Chilling Effect On Free Speech : Centre Tells Delhi High Court
3 years, 6 months ago

IT Rules 2021 Deter Fake News; No Chilling Effect On Free Speech : Centre Tells Delhi High Court

Live Law  

In an affidavit filed before the Delhi High Court, the Central Government has stated that the IT Rules 2021, notified earlier this year for regulation of online news and social media platforms, do not muffle the right to free speech in the country. It is urged therein that the pleas challenging the maintainability of the IT Rules, 2021 in terms …

Is India at war with journalism?
3 years, 7 months ago

Is India at war with journalism?

Al Jazeera  

On Tuesday, July 27 at 19:30 GMT: Amid accusations of India’s government using spyware on journalists, Indian tax authorities raided several offices of prominent media organisations known for critical coverage of the government’s COVID-19 response. In this year’s Reporters Without Borders World Press Freedom Index, India ranks 142 out of 180 countries. Due to the deaths of four journalists who …

Book Review | Free speech, fake news & the Indian press
3 years, 8 months ago

Book Review | Free speech, fake news & the Indian press

Deccan Chronicle  

Incarcerations, FIRs, dismissals, spiking of stories, sensationalism, fake “breaking news” and the compulsion to not miss a trick in the rat race against the Joneses. More importantly, while the US first amendment makes these freedoms an absolute condition for all lawmaking, the first amendment of the Indian Constitution restricts the scope of this freedom. The Bihar government found it objectionable …

‘Alarmed’ by FIRs Against Journalists, WAN-IFRA Writes To PM Modi
4 years, 1 month ago

‘Alarmed’ by FIRs Against Journalists, WAN-IFRA Writes To PM Modi

The Quint  

Further, the international organisations express concern over estimates of at least 50 journalists at local, regional and national level having been subjected to ‘legal jeopardy’ since 2020. “We are deeply concerned that such persistent recourse to legal action suggests a systematic and barely disguised attempt to criminalise professional journalism, a claim evidenced by the growing pattern of legal cases, personal …

Muzzling the media: How the Modi regime continues to undermine the news landscape
4 years, 1 month ago

Muzzling the media: How the Modi regime continues to undermine the news landscape

The Hindu  

The recent arrest in New Delhi of a young freelance journalist and the registration of multiple first information reports against several senior scribes from many States are representative of the perils of being a journalist committed to the pursuit of truth in contemporary India. Furthermore, the leaked WhatsApp chats featuring Arnab Goswami showed that there was a casual nexus between …

Government seeks to silence online voices by bringing digital media under I&B Ministry
4 years, 3 months ago

Government seeks to silence online voices by bringing digital media under I&B Ministry

The Hindu  

On November 9, in a surprise move, the Central government issued a notification bringing digital and online media comprising films and audiovisual programmes offered by online content providers and news and current affairs content on online platforms under the purview of the Information and Broadcasting Ministry. In the affidavit, the government’s representative said: “The media includes mainstream electronic media, mainstream …

'Publish foreign content after due verification': Press Council warns media houses of consequences
4 years, 3 months ago

'Publish foreign content after due verification': Press Council warns media houses of consequences

Firstpost  

The quasi-judicial body warned the Indian publications that they will be held responsible for the reportage, irrespective of from where it sourced the article The Press Council of India issued an advisory to media houses on Wednesday to publish extracts from foreign publications only after “due verification”. The advisory said the Press Council has considered references received “by the government” …

Content tracking: The Hindu Editorial on government regulation of online news, OTT services
4 years, 4 months ago

Content tracking: The Hindu Editorial on government regulation of online news, OTT services

The Hindu  

The recent decision of the government to bring video streaming services and online news under the ambit of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting was much anticipated, though with some trepidation. Recently, when the Supreme Court asked for its suggestions toward improving the existing self-regulatory mechanism for television media, in a case involving Sudarshan News, the government stated that regulating …

Media regulation that is quite over the top
4 years, 4 months ago

Media regulation that is quite over the top

The Hindu  

The government’s move bringing online news and current affairs portals along with “films and audio-visual programmes made available by online content providers” under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting is as brazen as it is wily. In fact the excuse given by the government for this annexation of the digital media by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting is that …

India to regulate online news and social media sites
4 years, 4 months ago

India to regulate online news and social media sites

Al Jazeera  

New order brings online news portals and content providers such as Netflix under the ambit of the gov’t in a first step to regulate digital media. India’s government has issued an order bringing the regulation of online news portals and content providers such as Netflix under the authority of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting in a first step to …

'Government Control On Media Like Putting Sledgehammer To Article 19(1)(a)': News Broadcasters Federation Tells Bombay HC In SSR Media Trial Case
4 years, 4 months ago

'Government Control On Media Like Putting Sledgehammer To Article 19(1)(a)': News Broadcasters Federation Tells Bombay HC In SSR Media Trial Case

Live Law  

The Bombay High Court saw noteworthy arguments and exchanges in the ongoing PILs filed against Media Trials, on account of media coverage, into the issue of death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput.A bench of Chief Justice Dipankar Datta and Justice GS Kulkarni heard the matter for the entire day.Senior Advocate Siddharth Bhatnagar appeared on behalf of the National Broadcasters Federation …

Plea In SC For Constitution Of Broadcast Regulatory Authority Of India To Regulate Electronic Media [Read Petition]
4 years, 7 months ago

Plea In SC For Constitution Of Broadcast Regulatory Authority Of India To Regulate Electronic Media [Read Petition]

Live Law  

"Sensational reporting and discourse on critical issues just for the sake of viewership and notoriety has resulted in the tarnishing of an image of individual or community or religious or political organization." A PIL has been filed before the Supreme Court seeking constitution of an independent authority, the Broadcast Regulatory Authority of India, so as to regulate electronic media channels …

'Govt Owes Crores As Advertisement Dues; No Relief Packages Announced For Media' : INS & NBA Tell SC In Plea By Journalists Against Wage Cuts
4 years, 10 months ago

'Govt Owes Crores As Advertisement Dues; No Relief Packages Announced For Media' : INS & NBA Tell SC In Plea By Journalists Against Wage Cuts

Live Law  

Responding to notices issued to them by the Supreme Court, the Indian Newspaper Society and News Broadcasters Association have both sought the dismissal of a PIL filed by 3 Journalist Bodies against alleged ill-treatment towards employees by media organizations. Industrial establishments which are not defined as factories under the Factories Act 1948, comprising of two categories where less than 100 …

Book Review – Media Law & Censorship (Including Self-Regulation) – 2nd Edition By Manav Malhotra
4 years, 10 months ago

Book Review – Media Law & Censorship (Including Self-Regulation) – 2nd Edition By Manav Malhotra

Live Law  

Media Law & Censorship offers an updated look at the ever-changing landscape of media law. The most significant is the United Nation Declaration of Human Rights, Article 19, which says: "Everyone has right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive, and impart information and ideas through any media …

India’s media is failing in its democratic duty
5 years ago

India’s media is failing in its democratic duty

Al Jazeera  

India ranks so badly for press freedom because much of the media has simply stopped doing its job. The protests in India against the Citizenship Amendment Act, which grants a fast track to citizenship for certain religious-minority immigrants, have underlined the importance of not just the democratic process, which includes the right to peaceful protest, but also the role of …

How Modi government uses ad spending to ‘reward or punish’ Indian media
5 years, 8 months ago

How Modi government uses ad spending to ‘reward or punish’ Indian media

The Independent  

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. But speaking to The Independent, Reporters Without Borders’ Asia-Pacific …

India’s Disinformation War More Complex Than in West: Oxford Prof
6 years, 5 months ago

India’s Disinformation War More Complex Than in West: Oxford Prof

The Quint  

I think we’ve seen in the recent years, and I am sure we’ll see this in the 2019 general elections as well, that Indian journalism, at its best, is outstanding and has a clear commitment to finding truth and reporting it… there are instances in which Indian journalism has been under a lot of pressure from politicians in recent years, …

Full text: Editors Guild of India issues statement criticising govt attempts to 'interfere' with press freedom after ABP exits
6 years, 7 months ago

Full text: Editors Guild of India issues statement criticising govt attempts to 'interfere' with press freedom after ABP exits

Firstpost  

The Guild also decries the tendency on the part of the government, and political class in general, to use selective denial of journalistic access as a weapon. The Editors Guild of India, an umbrella body of media organisations, on Wednesday released a statement decrying government attempts to interfere with press freedom. Here’s the full text of the statement: [1> The …

Editors Guild of India issues statement decrying government attempts to interfere with press freedom
6 years, 7 months ago

Editors Guild of India issues statement decrying government attempts to interfere with press freedom

Firstpost  

The Editors Guild of India on Wednesday decried “all attempts” by the government to “interfere” with the independence of the media, taking strong note of senior journalists of two TV channels quitting New Delhi: The Editors Guild of India on Wednesday decried “all attempts” by the government to “interfere” with the independence of the media, taking strong note of senior …

'Hatred for journalism threatens Democracy': Reporters Without Borders asks Indian govt to condemn and question abuse of journalists
6 years, 8 months ago

'Hatred for journalism threatens Democracy': Reporters Without Borders asks Indian govt to condemn and question abuse of journalists

Firstpost  

Reporters Without Borders expressed serious concern at “an alarming deterioration in the working environment of journalists in India” and demanded that the government ensure the safety of journalists who are feeling threatened. The Paris-based media watch group Reporters Without Borders has expressed serious concern at an “alarming deterioration in the working environment of journalists in India” and demanded that the …

Publication Of False News Is A Disservice To The Public: Himachal Pradesh HC [Read Judgment]
7 years, 3 months ago

Publication Of False News Is A Disservice To The Public: Himachal Pradesh HC [Read Judgment]

Live Law  

A journalist in commenting any matter of public interest has no special privilege beyond any other member of community and it was the duty of the publisher and editor to check the news of information that was supplied to them by reporter before publishing the same in the newspaper, the Court said.The Himachal Pradesh High Court has observed that publication …

Newsrooms under siege
7 years, 6 months ago

Newsrooms under siege

The Hindu  

Public discourse on the media’s ills through the media is relatively rare. Bribed reporters, ferociously lobbying senior editors and highly politically biased journalists and anchors preach to us every day as “independent” voices, in both the print and visual media. Top newspapers send out marketing persons with a rate card to cover celebrity events and product launches, published the next …

Hamid Ansari says free, responsible media is important, can hold power to account
7 years, 9 months ago

Hamid Ansari says free, responsible media is important, can hold power to account

Firstpost  

Amid raging debate over the role of the press and its freedom in the country, Vice President Hamid Ansari on Monday said only a “free and responsible” media could hold power to account in this age of “post-truths” and “alternative facts”. Bengaluru: Amid raging debate over the role of the press and its freedom in the country, Vice President Hamid …

It is all too easy to shoot the messenger
7 years, 9 months ago

It is all too easy to shoot the messenger

Hindustan Times  

On May 30, Hindi journalism will celebrate its 188th birth anniversary. On this occasion, why shouldn’t one look at the entire language press in the country? The English media is relatively luckier than its vernacular counterparts because English is still the language of cities Newsmen are grappling with an unprecedented credibility crisis these days. One of the guru’s imbecile followers …

Why the special law to protect journalists in Maharashtra is flawed
7 years, 11 months ago

Why the special law to protect journalists in Maharashtra is flawed

Op India  

According to media reports, Maharashtra has become the first state in India to enact a law that aims to protect journalists and media organisations from violence. The biggest problem with journalists receiving special status as a professional group through a statute, is the fact that this professional group is almost entirely unaccountable to anyone, especially to the public. Solution is …

Delhiberations: Journalism 101
8 years, 10 months ago

Delhiberations: Journalism 101

Deccan Chronicle  

An aspect of the AgustaWestland scandal that has drawn the loudest blood-lust at the gladiators’ circus called Twitter is the Rs 50 crore that middlemen are reported to have earmarked for “managing Indian journalists”. Some Journalism 101 is needed here: Scoops: The big “lead” story on Page 1 is not the product of one person alone. The good news is …

State of the Union: Media ethics & self-regulation
9 years, 1 month ago

State of the Union: Media ethics & self-regulation

Deccan Chronicle  

An invite to a discussion on the conund-rum “Ombudsman: Media and social responsibility” triggered a thought. the Press Council of India; in the electronic media space there is News Broadcasting Standards Authority for news channels and the Broadcasting Content Complaints Council for entertainment or non-news and current affairs channels. Concurrently, Justice Markandey Katju, the then chairperson of the Press Council …

India's free and irresponsible media
9 years, 8 months ago

India's free and irresponsible media

Firstpost  

by Shashi Tharoor I am, in a sense, a child of the Indian newspaper. Circulations have shot up along with literacy and disposable incomes, so that the Times of India today can call itself the world’s most widely-read English-language broadsheet, and Hindi newspapers boast readership numbers that would exceed the wildest fantasies of any editor in the world outside Japan. …

Pranab: Newspapers must be keepers of country’s conscience
9 years, 8 months ago

Pranab: Newspapers must be keepers of country’s conscience

The Hindu  

With the issue of “paid news” apparently weighing heavily on his mind, President Pranab Mukherjee on Friday made a strong pitch for self-correcting mechanisms to check any aberrations. Noting that media has an important role to play in a democracy, he said newspapers must be keepers of the conscience of the country. “The media as a whole not only keeps …

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