The intermediary liability framework can be traced back to Section 79, IT Act 2000, that essentially safeguarded the intermediary platforms from third party content, to the extent ...

Counterfeiters often act through intermediaries, including online marketplaces, social media companies, and internet service providers (“ISPs”), that may not be aware that their services are being ...

ARTICLE 19's policy brief "Internet Intermediaries: Dilemma of Liability" examines the challenges that intermediary liability regimes pose for the exercise of freedom of expression online. ARTICLE ...

Brazil leads the way with regulation, Argentina and Colombia follow court-established principles, while Mexico lags behind. Digital platforms and other information intermediaries, such as Facebook, ...

Now is not the time to be careless with laws that could harm the Internet we rely on more than ever in our day to day lives. Policymakers owe it to the billions of users around world that rely on the ...

The reason why one would historically trace the Indian debate on intermediary liability to the Avnish Bajaj case is that, despite not being under any of the intellectual property laws it discussed the ...

Microsoft’s GitHub, Mozilla and Cloudflare have urged India to be transparent about the amendments it is making to an upcoming law that could affect swathes of companies and the way more than half a ...

Most intermediary liability regulations share one core function: to shield intermediaries from legal liability arising from content posted by users (the exact scope of this immunity or safe harbor ...

Wikimedia Foundation, the nonprofit group that operates Wikipedia and a number of other projects, has urged the Indian government to rethink the proposed changes to the nation’s intermediary liability ...

Vaishali Mittal and Rohin Koolwal of Anand and Anand analyse cases in which the courts have ruled on intermediary liability in the e-commerce space, evaluating when companies can benefit from the safe ...