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Charging OTT companies a 'network fee' can have fallouts like raising entry barriers for new players and increasing costs for consumers
Moderating content on social media platforms must involve structural changes rather than a piecemeal approach
Taxation of "net winnings" and not "winnings" is an important change, among others
The Indian government refused to provide blocking orders it has issued, and the IT Rules 2021 have not been tabled in Parliament either
India's draft data protection law lays out credit scoring as a 'public interest' ground for assuming 'deemed consent': a look at the issues involved
Gaming lawyer Jay Sayta has an unconventional take on the proposed online gaming rules amidst the generally optimistic initial industry responses to them.
The new data protection bill of 2022 is the latest draft bill in India's journey of formulating a comprehensive data and privacy regime
In the case of the ‘deemed consent' provision in the draft data protection law, brevity comes at the cost of clarity and user protection
The regulatory ambivalence around an instrument so essential to facilitate data exchange – the CM framework – is disconcerting for several reasons.
The provisions around grievance redressal in the Data Protection Bill "stands to be dangerously sparse and nugatory on various counts."
