We're gearing up for our discussion on Intermediary Liability protections in India, in Bangalore on the 25th of January, and in Delhi on the 7th of February. For Bangalore, we have around 80 people confirmed, so there's still room. If you're interested in attending, do apply here. Here's a long reading list for you to consider reading before attending the discussion: The current consultation The amendments proposed by MEITY Mozilla's statement on the IT Rules amendments Divij Joshi, a fellow at Vidhi Centre for legal policy, on these rules My take on these rules, along with historical context MeitY’s draft intermediary guidelines need a relook, but not at cost of fundamental rights, Firstpost More recent context Are ecommerce players intermediaries? This judgment defines when platforms aren't intermediaries Google vs Vishakha industries The gap that intermediaries exploit Dunzo and intermediary liabilty for alcohol delivery On 99 Acres and intermediary liability Online speech and intermediary liability: T-Series vs Myspace: MP Policy files case against Paytm directors Online pharmacies and intermediary liability Summary of India’s draft National Encryption Policy, Kochhar & Co. (2015) Intermediary Liability and the Shreya Singhal case Views post the Shreya Singhal judgment by J. Sai Deepak At CIS, a take on the judgment by Jyoti Pandey Mouthshut challenges IT Rules Prior to the Shreya Singhal case Research on how intermediaries were taking down content, by Rishabh Dara MP Moves Motion In Rajya Sabha For Annulment Of India's IT Rules Motion For Annulment Of India’s IT Rules Defeated In Rajya…
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