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RBI increases UPI and recurring transaction limits for certain categories
The Quantum Hub discusses concerns on age verification and children’s data processing under India’s data protection law
India’s central bank to set up cloud facility for financial sector
Navigating the Complexities of Open Source AI: Insights from Carnegie India Summit
Supreme Court Dismisses Plea by Foundation for Media Professionals on Internet Shutdowns
As per the bill, streaming services (such as Netflix and Disney+ Hotstar) will be required to ensure that their content is certified by a...
Van Schewick is a professor of law at Stanford Law School. Her submission to TRAI focused on pointing out how network usage fees violate...
The notification does not clarify whether the new rules apply to existing content or the new content that will be available after the guidelines...
In this video, MediaNama’s founder Nikhil Pahwa shares his thoughts on a new set of guidelines for the depiction of tobacco products in online...
Apurva Chandra reveals that the government is looking to add a provision regarding the transmission of film content on the internet
The revised draft of the telecommunications bill will aim to clear ambiguity over the definition and regulation of OTT platforms.
TRAI's consultation paper signals the government's keen intent on regulating OTT communication apps like WhatsApp, others
Here are the concerns and recommendation highlighted by SFLC in its feedback submission on the Telecommunications Bill, 2022
COAI says OTT players paying licence fee can ease telcos' contribution to USOF
Asia Internet Coalition (AIC) has asked the government for separate laws for OTT platforms and telecommunication service providers, limit user verification, and more
