Google Denies Promoting Ads on Prenatal Sex Determination
|
Under attack for allegedly hosting advertisement for pre-natal sex determination in violation of laws, search engine Google today said it follows a "strict policy" as per the law and does not post any such ads. "In India, we do not allow ads for the promotion of prenatal gender determination or preconception sex selection. We take applicable legal requirements extremely seriously and take prompt and effective action in case a violation is reported to us," a Google spokesperson said. Google's statement came in response to a demand in the Rajya Sabha by CPI-M leader Brinda Karat today to arrest the chief of Google India and impose a ban on the site for allegedly hosting advertisements related to pre-natal sex determination in violation of existing laws. Reacting to the allegations, the company said "The Google advertising program is managed by a set of policies which we develop based on several factors, including legal requirements and user experience." Under the Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PNDT) Act, any entity indulging in sex determination advertisements is liable for imprisonment and fine. |
Tags: Google , prenatal , sex-determination
EU's Almunia offers Google chance to settle antitrust case, Google disagrees with opinion
26/11 attacks planned using Google Earth, says U.S commander
Google to meet French regulator on privacy policy
Chrome 19 now available, features Tab syncing
Google Drive gets Research tool
Samsung confirms Galaxy Nexus will not officially launch in India
Google engineer behind Street View data breach identified
The latest "should they-shouldn't they" event with Facebook is the lift of the minimu...
Leaked Images, Availability, Pricing,
Specs, Pre-order
Top 5 free all-in-one messengers for Windows
The number of instant messaging services have exploded, since the first...
Project Darpan: Digitizing Indian local languages
Compared to the relatively slow adoption rate of the traditional PC, that...
Top 10 tips for Internet Explorer 9
Microsoft’s browser Internet Explorer has been around a while and things
By Tech2

Portable Wi-Fi Drives for your smartphone
Bibek Behera
Sat May 26, 21:18:53
Portable Wi-Fi Drives for your smartphone
Ritwick Halder
Sat May 26, 20:46:06
Exploring Apps Store: Apps for the Samsung Galaxy Note
Andi Braime
Sat May 26, 20:00:23
Sony to roll-out ICS update next week,...
BlackBerry Curve 9320 announced in India...
Microsoft VP talks about Ballmer's...
Cisco won't invest in their Android...

















Mixx
Facebook
Twitter
Digg
delicious
reddit
MySpace
StumbleUpon
LinkedIn































































_011517074205_160x90.jpg)















