Google not expected to check every upload reveals Italian court

Recently an Italian court said that Internet platforms like Google cannot be forced to filter each video uploaded by users without endangering freedom of thought and their own functionality.

The court revealed in the public ruling which was reviewed by Reuters "The possibility must be ruled out that a service provider, which offers active hosting can carry out effective, pre-emptive checks of the entire content uploaded by its users."

Further it added "An obligation for the Internet Company to prevent the defamatory event would impose on the same company a pre-emptive filter on all the data uploaded on the network, which would alter its own functionality."

The case began way back in 2006 when four students at a Turin school uploaded a mobile phone clip to Google Video showing them bullying the boy.

Search giant revealed it had cut the video straight away after being notified and cooperated with Italian authorities to help identify the bullies and bring them to justice.

I am not a believer in Oscars: Sunny Deol

Bollywood actor Sunny Deol, who is busy promoting his film " I Love New Year", is satisfied with Indian audience and doesn't feel the need to go to the Oscars.

Sunny Deol revealed to reporters that "What is the need for Indians to go to the Oscars? (Indians ko Oscar jaane ki zaroorat kya hai?). Aren't we happy here? Make the Indian audience happy. We have a population of 130 crore, is it not enough?"

He won two national awards for his Bollywood block-busters Ghayal and Damini.

He revealed that "As an actor I want to do everything. With comedy, it gets gentler... in action, it's much about fighting. My fans should also see the other side of me."

His upcoming movie "I Love New Year" is a romantic comedy.

British PM David Cameron invites Aamir Khan to 10 Downing Street

Mr. David Cameron, Prime Minister of Britain interacted with Aamir Khan at an educational institute in Indian capital during his recent visit of India and invites him to 10 Downing Street.

Mr. Cameron invited Aamir Khan to the official residence of the British Prime Minister, when he is in London, the next time.

Aamir Khan happily accepted the invitation and he and his wife Kiran Rao Khan are expected to visit the Prime Minister's home later this year.

When British PM visited a college in Delhi, Aamir surprisingly reached there, as the Indian ambassador for Unicef. 

There was a long talk between British PM and Bollywood star Aamir Khan.

VHP leader Praveen Togadia's Facebook page hacked

Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) leader Mr. Praveen Togadia was angry on his Facebook page status updates and said it was the work of hackers and their politically-motivated masterminds.

He said "I was informed by my friends yesterday that there had been strange posts, unlike those put by me on my Facebook page.

Further he said "To my utter shock I found that the page that I had myself created was no longer accessible to me and there were a couple of politically-coloured posts."

He added "I have urged the Facebook company to help me restore my access to the page and deny the same to anybody else unless officially authorised by me."

He revealed "I have also urged the Union government to help me locate the hackers and their politically-motivated masterminds for suitable action."

His page had many posts in few hours which are openly supportive of former BJP president Nitin Gadkari and Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi.

Salman, Kareena top rankers for Times Celebex in December

Bollywood start Salman Khan and Kareena Kappor regain number one slot in Times Celebex, India's first and most scientific ranking system for Bollywood actors in the month of December.

Salman Khan registered a score of almost twice second ranker Akshay Kumar, on the other side; Kareena Kapoor Khan overtakes Katrina Kaif to reclaim the top slot in Times Celebex.

Times Celebex is a scientific and robust ranking system which is based on data collected from 200+ publications and 250+ TV channels. It is a first ever ranking system for Bollywood.