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    Moscow court fines Pinterest, Twitch for failing to abide by Russian law

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    Posted on August 27, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Tags:complianceSocial mediafinancial penalties

    Quick Summary

    A Moscow court fined Pinterest and Twitch for violating Russian internet laws, imposing significant penalties on both platforms.

    Table of Contents

    • Legal Actions Against Social Media Platforms
    • Details of the Fines
    • Company Responses

    Russian Court Imposes Fines on Pinterest and Twitch for Legal Violations

    Legal Actions Against Social Media Platforms

    MOSCOW (Reuters) -A Russian court has fined social networking sites Pinterest and Twitch in separate cases for violating local internet regulations, the court said on Wednesday on its Telegram channel.

    Details of the Fines

    Pinterest was fined 10 million roubles ($123,692) and Twitch received a 61,747,992-rouble fine.

    Company Responses

    Neither company immediately replied to a request for comment.

    ($1 = 80.8455 roubles)

    (Reporting by Reuters; Writing by Lucy Papachristou; editing by Guy Faulconbridge)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Pinterest fined 10 million roubles by Russian court.
    • •Twitch faces a 61,747,992-rouble penalty.
    • •Fines due to violations of local internet regulations.
    • •Neither company has commented on the fines.
    • •Exchange rate: $1 equals 80.8455 roubles.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Moscow court fines Pinterest, Twitch for failing to abide by Russian law

    1What is compliance?

    Compliance refers to the adherence to laws, regulations, guidelines, and specifications relevant to an organization. In finance, it often involves following legal standards and ethical practices.

    2What are financial penalties?

    Financial penalties are monetary fines imposed on individuals or organizations for violating laws or regulations. These penalties serve as a deterrent against non-compliance.

    3What is social media regulation?

    Social media regulation involves laws and guidelines that govern the use of social media platforms. These regulations aim to ensure user safety, privacy, and compliance with local laws.

    4What are internet regulations?

    Internet regulations are rules and laws that govern online activities, including content sharing, data privacy, and user rights. They aim to create a safe and fair digital environment.

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