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The Fine Line: Regulating Real Money Gaming in India #QuickTake
Join the Club: Along with Telegram, WhatsApp Also Faces Copyright Infringement Cases at Delhi HC
Microsoft Teams Premium to incorporate ChatGPT: 4 key take aways
Update: Supreme Court Asks Indian Govt to Produce Records Issued To ‘Block’ BBC Documentary
RTI: Nearly 5,000 URLs blocked under Section 69A in the first 10 months of 2022
A lot of casual games can be covered under 'real money gaming', which is one problem among others
Here's everything you need to know about the copyright cases filed by DB Corp and Bennett and Coleman against WhatsApp
A summary look at the new features already shows that confidential meetings via Teams are now going to be thoroughly analysed by AIs
Google has an iron grip on online advertising, and this lawsuit aims to make way for other players and lower prices
In part 1 of our interview with SFLC founder Mishi Choudhary, we discuss concerns about the impact of PIB’s new powers on censorship.
A close look into what it means when the government's press body can "fact-check" and pull information from the internet
Consultation on proposed amendment to IT Rules giving Press Information Bureau powers to flag fake news on social media has been postponed to Feb...
There had been concerns about the way DIKSHA collected and shared student data earlier too
Hundreds of gig workers gathered in Jaipur to voice social security demands; MoS for Labour said related laws will be introduced in current assembly...
'Put your money where your mouth is' for defining gambling games, and other top tech policy news and developments we've covered
It held that fantasy games, and online gambling and betting, have been held as separate by courts, calling out the GST authorities' actions to...
News Broadcasters and Digital Association said it is "deeply anxious" about the clause resulting in suppression of legitimate criticism of the government
Indian users will be able to use the app without accepting its new privacy policy until the Data Protection Bill is introduced
Children can’t play Chess tournaments on Chess24 or Chess.com for money online until they are 18, but can do so in offline Chess tournaments?
Looks like scammers have a new 'hack': impersonating your boss to make you buy stuff online for them
A National Data Governance Policy which will enable startups and researchers to access anonymized data will soon be introduced in India.
Everything from blocking content to protecting copyright: all the court cases that matter in tech policy happening this month
Is India's approach to content regulation online in line with the priorities of this paper? And what implications does that have?
India's smartphone operating system BharOS has received much buzz in the media lately, but does it really merit this attention?
After using the Mapples app as his default navigation app for a week, Sarvesh draws a comparison between Google Maps and Mapples
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.
Interoperability mandates may be a mellowed down antitrust solution, noted Rai.
ISOC's Joe Hall said that the rationale behind CERT-In's cybersecurity guidelines need to be explained by the agency as they are too broad
Following the inaugural edition of the PrivacyNama conference, focused on key themes related to privacy regulations, we have summarised the key points raised during...
