Today, On 30th May, Delhi High Court directed Meta to reinstate Harper’s Bazaar India’s Instagram account, suspended due to three copyright strikes by Backgrid USA. The decision stresses the need for due process in such suspensions. Both parties have reached a consensus. This underscores the significance of amicable resolutions in copyright disputes involving vital online platforms.
TV Today Network Today (May 21st), approached the Delhi High Court against US-based celebrity news agency Backgrid USA, whose copyright strikes had led to the suspension of the instagram page belonging to TV Today-owned Harper’s Bazaar India.
Today(on 1st May),Meta Platforms informed Delhi High Court of complying with IT Rules by blocking Harper’s Bazaar India’s Instagram page after three copyright strikes. TV Today’s challenge allegedly omitted vital details.
Today, 30th April, The Delhi High Court rebuked Meta for its poor response to a lawsuit regarding the blocking of an Instagram account. The court compared Meta’s efficiency to a government department, emphasizing increased scrutiny of tech companies in India. The possibility of a stern court order was hinted at if Meta fails to improve, highlighting escalating legal and regulatory challenges.
