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“What we realised, after empirically counting the number of Section 66A cases instituted after Shreya Singhal, is that more of these cases were filed...
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“What we realised, after empirically counting the number of Section 66A cases instituted after Shreya Singhal, is that more of these cases were filed...
The case will decide what rights platforms like Twitter can exercise in India and whether doing so compromises their safe harbour.
Section 66A of the IT Act—struck down by the SC—was reintroduced in India’s submissions for a global cybercrime treaty, and was removed again. What gives?
Hearing adjourned after Central Government's request for more time to argue its case on Twitter’s challenging of Section 69A blocking orders
Twitter argued in the Karnataka HC that the reasons for blocking content under Section 69A must be specified and communicated by the govt
Hearing continued in Twitter's writ petition against some of the Indian government's orders to block content and accounts
Its lack of independence can be a factor, even as Section 69A of the IT Act has been criticized for sweeping internet censorship powers
Interview with Pranesh Prakash on whether the micro-blogging site could have done more than simply contesting 39 Blocking Orders under India's IT Rules
