Posts which have a legal aspect
Google Spain vs. Mario Costega Gonzalez (“Right to be Forgotten”) by Parvathi Bakshi This piece is a summary and analysis of the Google vs. Gonzalez which paved the path for the drafting of “Right to be Forgotten” Background In 2010, a Spanish National registered a complaint against Google Spain and Google Inc. among others, requesting … More Case Review
(This is Part Two of a two-part post by Tantu Vardhan.) To view part one click here. Recap: The author uses various professional perspectives to capture the interaction between society and artificial intelligence. From the outset it is understood that AI would alter the answers to fundamental questions on what it it means to be, survive … More Comprehending different Facets of Artificial Intelligence
A brief on election campaigning on social media and impending threat to democracy by Arun Teja P Media plays a vital role in a democracy by informing the public about political issues as well as acting as a watchdog against abuses of power. During election campaigns, the same media (newspapers, television networks, new channels) provides … More Social Media, India, and Elections: Long way of regulation
by Sukanya Hosmani Abstract In today’s economy where there is an increasing measure of scrutiny with regard to technology’s impact on consumers and market competition, a key inquiry that should be considered is whether privacy should be considered as a dimension of competitive practices in the market. In other words, is privacy relevant to the … More Data Privacy and Competition Law in a Digital Economy
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