Implementation of Work From Home Policy in India in Light of The Information Technology Act
By: Anusua Debbarma, Modern Law College, Pune INTRODUCTION Work from home policy was not very popular in India. But due to COVID-19 pandemic, the entire
Copyright infringement by ISPs
By Priyan Garg Amity University, Uttar Pradesh Editor’s note: If you can’t protect what you own—you don’t own anything. That is the principle that copyright
Right to Privacy on the Internet
By Akhil Mahesh, National University of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi “Editor’s Note: The internet has revolutionised the way we think today and brought the world
Law On Phone-tapping In India
By Priyan Garg, Amity Law School, Noida “EDITOR’S NOTE:- The recent times have exposed the diabolic methods used by government agencies all over the world
Cloud Computing: A Marvellous Invention for Public Utility
Cloud computing is a growing trend whereby the organizations these days are switching to virtual work-space. It has come to be known as the third revolution after Personal Computers and Internet in the field of Information Technology. It offers enterprises an efficient, flexible, easy to set up and potentially cost effective model to ease their computing needs and to accomplish business objectives. However, there are certain issues involved in switching over to cloud computing, particularly since the legal environment has not been set up as per the requirements yet. There is the risk of breach of security and privacy, interoperability, instability, data portability and the challenges of change management involved. While the adiposity of these critiques cannot be discounted, it cannot at the same time be denied that cloud computing is here to stay. The world is undergoing a remarkable technological change and with the advancement of Internet along with the expansion of IT infrastructure at large level, cloud computing is bound to revolutionize the way in which information and communication technologies are stored and disseminated, and will create lasting implications on businesses around the world.
Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Act, 2010
By Shivani Gupta, HNLU Raipur Editor’s Note: By using a miniscule of nuclear matter, the problem of immeasurable human needs for energy can be resolved.
Law and Technology
By Nabarun Chandra Ray, GNLU Editors Note: Technology interacts with social, economic and legal frameworks to set the basic ‘affordances’ and constraints of human activity
Competition Law and the Telecom Sector
By Sarthak Behera, NUALS Editor’s Note: INTRODUCTION The growth and development of the telecommunication industry in India has been tremendous. With new and cheaper technologies
Critical Appraisal of Information Technology Act
By Soumik Chakraborty and Sreedhar Kusuman Editor’s Note: The Information Technology (Amendment) Act, 2008 serves as a suitable case study for an analysis of the legislative