News Statutory Glitches in Online Gaming in India The article particularly focuses on the income tax provisions and the deduction of tax on winnings from online gaming. Guest AuthorMay 15, 2023
News Views: Can generative AI collect our data from the Internet? Is it safe to consider all "publicly available data" as public? Guest AuthorApril 28, 2023
News Data & Duopolies: Making a Case for Regulating Data in the context of Competition Pacta Research Team Identifies Concerns Over Swiggy and Zomato's Use of Consumer Data to Inform Business Strategy Guest AuthorApril 18, 2023
News Views: Fostering Competition Through Digital Public Infrastructure The success stories of UPI and ONDC are helping India imagine a new economic world order of digital infrastructure as a public good, the... Guest AuthorApril 13, 2023
News Can Real Money Rummy, Poker, and Fantasy Sports Be Prohibited As Wagering Games Under the Online Gaming Rules? One question is whether staking money on online games of skill would amount to ‘wagering on any outcome’ and be permitted or prohibited Guest AuthorApril 11, 2023
News A shared and open internet vs. ‘exclusive gardens’: Imposing ‘network costs’ on OTTs a bad idea? Charging OTT companies a 'network fee' can have fallouts like raising entry barriers for new players and increasing costs for consumers Guest AuthorMarch 13, 2023
News Rethinking Content Moderation: Structural Solutions Beyond the GAC Moderating content on social media platforms must involve structural changes rather than a piecemeal approach Guest AuthorFebruary 10, 2023
News Taxation of Online Gaming: Key Budget 2023 Proposals and Implications Taxation of "net winnings" and not "winnings" is an important change, among others Guest AuthorFebruary 7, 2023
News RTIs Show Opacity and Lack of Parliament Scrutiny of IT Rules 2021 Blocking Orders The Indian government refused to provide blocking orders it has issued, and the IT Rules 2021 have not been tabled in Parliament either Guest AuthorJanuary 24, 2023
News Examining ‘Deemed Consent’ for credit-scoring under India’s draft data protection law 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 Guest AuthorJanuary 13, 2023