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News outlets can report courts, but cannot ‘utilise’ audio-video clips of proceedings: Supreme Court order
The Supreme Court has ruled that recognized news outlets cannot post raw or edited audio and video content of court proceedings on social media or digital platforms for commercial purposes, while allowing general reporting on court cases.
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