The Delhi High Court ordered the removal of defamatory articles and YouTube videos linking journalist Dhanya Rajendran and digital news publications to George Soros. The Court found the allegations to be baseless and harmful to their reputations. The defendant platforms were directed to remove the content within ten days. Rajendran and DigiPub denied the claims and filed defamation lawsuits.
Today(on 18th July), The Supreme Court of India will hear appeals from Google and the Competition Commission of India in September, challenging NCLAT’s verdict on Google’s anti-competitive practices in the Android market. The tribunal upheld a significant fine but dismissed the requirement for Google to allow third-party app stores on its Play Store.
Today, On 9th May, The Delhi High Court instructed Google and Microsoft to file a review petition challenging an order to remove non-consensual intimate images from their platforms. This decision aims to address concerns about privacy and unauthorized content circulation. The directive underscores the ongoing legal debates on online content moderation and user protection, highlighting the complex interplay of technology, law, and personal privacy.
Today(on 18th March),Neel Shukla’s email was suspended by Google for uploading a childhood photo, leading to a legal challenge in the Gujarat High Court. The case raises concerns about digital content, privacy rights, and corporate regulations. Shukla’s plea prompted the court to issue a directive against Google, seeking responses from relevant authorities by March 26.
On Friday (15th March): The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has launched an inquiry into Google’s User Choice Billing System, suspecting abuse of market dominance. Google’s fee structure may disproportionately affect app developers, potentially violating sections 4(2)(a), 4(2)(b), and 4(2)(c) of the Competition Act. This action follows allegations from industry bodies and companies regarding unfair pricing practices and lack of competition.
MakeMyTrip Today approached the Supreme Court, alleging infringement of its trademark through Google Ads displaying links to rival company Booking.com. MakeMyTrip claims this diverts customers and benefits Google financially. They challenge a previous ruling and question the court’s jurisdiction. The matter is set to be heard by the Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud.
The Indian digital landscape is currently witnessing a significant upheaval following Google’s recent decision to delist several Indian apps from its Play Store. This move has sparked a nationwide debate over digital sovereignty, monopolistic practices, and the survival of Indian startups in the face of global tech giants. Anupam Mittal, the Shark Tank judge and […]
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