Analysing the Competition Law issues in the ambitious Jio-Facebook deal
by Samanvi Narang and Prateek Gupta*
Del HC | Facebook, Instagram directed to pull down posts violating trademark ‘DA MILANO’ in terms of IT (Intermediary Guidelines) Rules, 2011
Delhi High Court: Pratibha M. Singh, J. while addressing a petition concerning the protection of the trademark ‘DA MILANO’, issued certain guidelines
Linking of social media accounts with Aadhaar: SC issues notice to social media websites on Facebook’s transfer plea
Supreme Court: While hearing Facebook Inc’s petition asking Supreme Court to hear all cases related to demands for linking Aadhaar to social
Voluntary Code of Ethics for the General Elections, 2019
Under the Code, Participants have voluntarily undertaken to establish a high priority communication channel with the nodal officers designated by ECI. Participants
Slanderous & Defamatory videos against Patanjali Ayurved to be pulled out from Social Media platforms
Delhi High Court: A Single Judge Bench comprising of J.R. Midha, J., in an order directed Facebook Inc., Google LLC, YouTube LLC
ECJ: The Administrator of a fan page on Facebook is jointly responsible with Facebook for processing of data of visitors to the page
European Court of Justice: The ECJ recently held that the data protection authority of the Member State in which the administrator has
Facebook can face fines up to $125 million if it fails to stop collecting data on users by using unauthorized means
The Brussels Court of First Instance on Friday, cautioned popular social networking site Facebook to stop collecting data on users or face
Whatsapp and Facebook to file affidavit assuring that consumer data is not being transferred to third party
Supreme Court: In the light of the data privacy concerns raised before the Court in the matter relating to Whatsapp data sharing
Case against Facebook and Google for abuse of dominance closed prima facie
Competition Commission of India (CCI): Competition watchdog ordered to close a case filed against Facebook, Google and some online portals (“opposite parties”)