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IT Ministry May Shelve Self-Regulatory Bodies for Online Real Money Gaming Until Inter-Ministerial Views “Harmonised”: Report
Net neutrality rules set to be reintroduced in the US
Fact Check Amendment Makes Platforms Judge Whether to Take Content Down: Lawyers Argue Before Bombay HC
Epic Games appeals Apple App Store verdict at US Supreme Court
Writers Guild of America succeeds at limiting the use of AI in film and TV writing
We round up the year's most important tech policy cases you should keep an eye on, and, more importantly, the people and principles they...
TN govt declines information on public consultations on online gambling law: another example of opaque policy-making?
The EU's data regulator, member states, and Parliament must now comment on the draft "adequacy decision" forwarded by the Commission
SFLC's recommendations include a separate law governing the use of artificial intelligence (AI), distinct from a general data protection law
Focus areas include privacy rights, control over personal information, human oversight of AI decisions, increasing internet access: Our summary
Experts say facial recognition tech should be ring-fenced and limited to specific cases, adding that its human rights impacts should be considered
Provision on data transfers abroad may create regulatory uncertainty and "diplomatic chaos", noted speakers at our event discussing the bill
Hearing adjourned after Central Government's request for more time to argue its case on Twitter’s challenging of Section 69A blocking orders
Gonzalez v Google: Amicus brief filed in US SC says online platforms are responsible for content recommendations generated by algorithms
All India Gaming Federation (AIGF) withdrew its challenge to the ordinance banning online gambling after it lapsed, awaiting assent
