The Indian government’s endeavour to regulate the collection and use of personal data dates back to 2012 when the A.P. Shah led committee released its report on privacy[1]. Seven years hence, the much awaited Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019 (“2019 Bill”)[2] was introduced by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology in the seventeenth Lok SabhaRead more
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Ramani ‘Ram’ Ramachandran and Ikigai partner Anirudh Rastogi write in the #Quartz that #bitcoin is more than just a #cryptocurrency. It is also an open source #technology #protocol and a #network formed by computers running this #opensource code. Question they ask is: what exactly should India’s regulators be regulating? They also discuss why India’s proposed official #virtualcurrency is impractical.
Launch event for the IAMAI report ‘Digital Technology Policy for India’s USD 5 Trillion Economy’, authored by Ikigai Law.
Ikigai Law at MediaNama’s discussion on Intermediary Liability.
A session on policy developments in relation to cryptocurrencies at the #NAMA Bootcamp for cryptocurrencies by Tanya Sadana.
Join us in Bengaluru on the 29th for a discussion on the proposed intermediary guidelines – diluting the safety net for online intermediaries from liability on account of third party activity on their platforms. The Dialogue is for #socialmedia cos, messaging platforms, #videostreaming platforms, #gaming platforms, and founders who want to be on the leading edge of regulatory changes, to minimise business impact. Do write in if you would like to join. #techpolicy #startups
We are delighted to announce the launch of the ‘Digital Technology Policy for India’s USD 5 Trillion Economy’, an IAMAI report authored by Ikigai Law (available here). The report was launched in New Delhi on 24 September 2019 by Sunil Jain (managing editor, Financial Express), Baijayant Panda (national vice president, BJP), Aruna Sundararajan (former secretary,Read more
In the 2G scam, prosecutors allege that the mode in which a former telecom minister received bribes, was by having the briber purchase shares in a company owned by the said minister’s brother at an exaggerated price that had little to nothing to do with the actual valuation of the company[1]. It was to preventRead more