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By Rahul Rai and Shruti Aji Murali A little less than a year since their release, the Consumer Protection (E-commerce) Rules, 2020 is being amended....
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Air India still in the process of ‘intimating’ passengers about February cyber attack: Civil Aviation Ministry
Google to start charging foreign ad sellers an equalisation levy for ads in India
Following SC order, govt requested investigating agencies, states to install CCTVs in police stations and other premises
Facial recognition will not be integrated with Aadhaar: Indian Government in Parliament
IT Ministry reveals over 6 lakh cybersecurity incidents in first half of 2021, no comment on if critical infrastructure was targetted
By Rahul Rai and Shruti Aji Murali A little less than a year since their release, the Consumer Protection (E-commerce) Rules, 2020 is being amended....
By Anand Venkatanarayanan There has been enough commentary about the Indian IT...
By Rahul Rai and Shruti Aji Murali The Indian antitrust regulator, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) has a little more than a decade...
By Stella Joseph, Prakhil Mishra, and Surabhi Prabhudesai The recent difference of opinions between the Government and Twitter brings to fore the increasing scrutiny...
This article is being posted here courtesy of The Wire, where it was originally published on June 17. By Saksham Singh The St Petersburg paradox,...
By Jeff Conroy-Krutz, Michigan State University Nigeria’s decision to suspend Twitter indefinitely could backfire for the government and cost the country economically in terms...
On Monday, the Reserve Bank of India issued a notification on virtual currencies or crypto-currencies and reiterated what it has been saying for over...
A number of news reports yesterday suggested that because of non-compliance with the Information Technology Rules 2021, platforms such as Twitter, Instagram and Facebook...
By Prateek Waghre On 28th April, reports emerged that Facebook was ‘temporarily hiding’ posts using the hashtag ‘ResignModi’ because ‘some content’ in those posts...
If you read an editorial about the proposed regulations for streaming services in a mainstream news publication recently, then you might have come across...
