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Panelists at MarketsNama discussed refining safe harbour laws for platform accountability and consumer safety
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Panelists at MarketsNama discussed refining safe harbour laws for platform accountability and consumer safety
Experts discuss platform regulation in the Digital India Act and debate the need for differentiated safe harbour provisions.
Instead of nixing safe harbour, the panelists reiterated that it has to be retained in order for digital innovation to continue
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Taking away safe harbour will negatively impact startups since they lack the financial means to invest in heavy-duty content filtering tools, an expert argued
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