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As the FIFA World Cup 2026 enters its final stages, with the third-place play-off and the final between defending champions Argentina and Spain expected to attract millions of viewers worldwide, the focus is no longer confined to the action on the pitch. Even before the tournament commenced, Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd., had secured the exclusive media rights for India, by approaching the Delhi High Court seeking protection against rogue websites and digital platforms expected to illegally stream the tournament. The proceedings demonstrate that acquiring exclusive broadcasting rights is only the first step, with effective protection against digital piracy being equally essential.

An analysis of Delhi High Court's judgment in Jagran Prakashan Limited vs. Telegram FZ LLC & Ors.

A Single Judge bench of the Delhi High Court on October 23, 2019 held that Indian courts can issue orders to internet intermediaries like Facebook Inc., Google Inc., and Twitter International Company ...

India's plans to embrace and encourage innovation and digital transformation began with the 2015 Digital India initiative...

Safe harbour in the context of India’s IT landscape refers to legal immunities granted to online intermediaries, that is, platforms and services that merely transmit, store, or facilitate access to third-party content, shielding them from liability under certain conditions. Rooted in Section 79 of the Information Technology Act, 2000 (IT Act), safe harbour has shaped the digital ecosystem in India by enabling platforms ranging from social media to e-commerce marketplaces to thrive without being held accountable for every piece of content their users generate.

Immediately upon its release on Amazon Prime Video on January 15, 2021, "Tandav" has been surrounded by controversy, contention, and conflict.

Net neutrality has no set definition, but is predicated on the idea of keeping the web free and open.

While the world is currently battling with the novel COVID 19 virus, the Indian media and enforcement officers are dealing with a new crisis, which, in reality, is not so new.

The rapid growth of deepfakes and other AI generated media is no longer only a content moderation problem, it is increasingly a litigation and evidence problem for Indian courts.

On October 22, 2025, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology ("MeitY") proposed significant amendments ("Proposed Amendments") to the Information Technology...

In a significant ruling, Sadhguru Jagadish Vasudev & Anr. V. Ignor Isakov & Ors. ("the Case"), the Delhi High Court has delivered a timely and precise order safeguarding Sadhguru's personality right against...

Life sciences industry has regulatory compliance at the center of all its operations, so maintaining the integrity of data has always been a pressing need for this industry globally.

The Hon'ble Delhi High Court in its recent judgment in Swami Ramdev and another v. Facebook, Inc. and others held that Indian Court can grant a global injunction in respect of the offending material ...

The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) issued guidelines for sharing of access spectrum on 24 September 2015 (Guidelines).

The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (the "DPDP Act"), published in India's official gazette last year, is a new law regulating the collection, storage, use and processing of personal data.

Technological innovation and internet growth have highly affected trade relations, production processes and products, as well as the company organization.

Three decades ago, India's economic liberalisation led to a drastic change in its social and economic landscape, with the country consistently being one of the fastest growing economies in the world.