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Data Protection in India- Part II

This post evaluates the territorial and personal scope of data protection law in India, addressing jurisdictional issues, extraterritorial application, and compliance challenges. The analysis provides structured responses to key legislative questions, focusing on clarity and factual accuracy.

Data protection in India-Part I

This post reviews the Srikrishna Committee’s White Paper on data protection in India, outlining its structure and key legal issues. It sets the stage for further analysis focusing on privacy, intellectual property, and related rights.

Nagarjuna’s Son’s Film and Copyright Infringement, Trai Backs Net Neutrality, White Paper on Data Protection and More Weekly Copyright and Entertainment Law News and Updates

This post discusses recent copyright and entertainment law developments in India, including a film teaser’s removal due to copyright infringement and TRAI’s support for net neutrality. It also covers updates on data protection and new initiatives in music licensing by online platforms.

Entertainment Law Updates, International Copyright Updates, Entertainment Licensing and Updates, Government Updates, Copyright thought of the week and more.

Explore the latest updates in entertainment law, international copyright, and licensing from India and around the world. The post analyses Supreme Court cases, government reforms, and industry developments with a clear, factual perspective.

Proprietary Data, Trade Secrets and Information Security in India – An Integrated Approach

This article explores the legal and practical challenges of protecting trade secrets and proprietary data in India. It emphasises the need for an integrated approach, combining legal instruments, security measures, and organisational culture to safeguard business-critical information.

Data Protection Battle that Facebook Inc. lost

The New York court’s decision on Facebook’s challenge to search warrants highlights significant legal issues around data protection and privacy rights. The ruling addresses the balance between criminal investigations and constitutional protections for social media users.