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Meta's Indian Dilemma: Algorithms, Audits, And Safe Harbour
While legal experts differ on the scope of the government's powers and Meta's obligations, they broadly agree that the dispute turns on how far intermediary protections extend when platforms actively recommend and amplify content.
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What Is Safe Harbour And Why Is Meta's Legal Shield Under Threat
A Parliamentary Committee has warned that if Meta fails to act, it may recommend removing the company's protection under the Safe Harbour Clause.
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Explained: 'Safe Harbour' Clause And Why Government Wants It Gone
Social media companies like Twitter and Facebook may be held accountable for whatever is posted on their site.
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CBDT Provides Relief To FPIs From Investor Diversification Conditions
A recent CBDT notification removes one of the significant hurdles for offshore funds.
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CBDT Provides Relief To FPIs From Investor Diversification Conditions
A recent CBDT notification removes one of the significant hurdles for offshore funds.
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Revised Transfer Pricing Safe Harbour Rules Bring Cheer
New rules could trigger surge in the number of SME taxpayers opting for safe harbour provisions
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Captive Service Providers To Benefit From New Safe Harbour Rules
New safe harbour rules have the potential to reduce litigation.
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EU And US Launch Controversial Internet Privacy Deal
The European Union on Tuesday launched a controversial deal with the United States aimed at curbing government spying on European citizens' personal internet data.
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French Data Privacy Regulator Cracks Down on Facebook
The French order is the first significant action to be taken against a company transferring Europeans' data to the United States.
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French Data Privacy Regulator Cracks Down On Facebook
The French data protection authority on Monday gave Facebook three months to stop tracking non-users' web activity without their consent and ordered the social network to stop transferring personal data to the United States.
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Nasscom welcomes safe harbour norms by government
Welcoming the government's move to notify safe harbour norms, IT-ITeS industry body Nasscom said on Wednesday that it will help in reducing litigation, besides attracting investment and expansion of delivery centres.
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Will issue transfer pricing rules by April, says Chidambaram
The government will issue so-called safe harbour rules by April 2013, a set of provisions that under certain conditions would enable tax authorities to accept companies transfer pricing claims without further scrutiny, Finance Minister P Chidambaram said on Monday.
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Nasscom seeks removal of MAT on SEZ units
In its Budget submission to the Finance Ministry, Nasscom has recommended that MAT on SEZ income be withdrawn.
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Meta's Indian Dilemma: Algorithms, Audits, And Safe Harbour
While legal experts differ on the scope of the government's powers and Meta's obligations, they broadly agree that the dispute turns on how far intermediary protections extend when platforms actively recommend and amplify content.
-
What Is Safe Harbour And Why Is Meta's Legal Shield Under Threat
A Parliamentary Committee has warned that if Meta fails to act, it may recommend removing the company's protection under the Safe Harbour Clause.
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Explained: 'Safe Harbour' Clause And Why Government Wants It Gone
Social media companies like Twitter and Facebook may be held accountable for whatever is posted on their site.
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CBDT Provides Relief To FPIs From Investor Diversification Conditions
A recent CBDT notification removes one of the significant hurdles for offshore funds.
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CBDT Provides Relief To FPIs From Investor Diversification Conditions
A recent CBDT notification removes one of the significant hurdles for offshore funds.
-
Revised Transfer Pricing Safe Harbour Rules Bring Cheer
New rules could trigger surge in the number of SME taxpayers opting for safe harbour provisions
-
Captive Service Providers To Benefit From New Safe Harbour Rules
New safe harbour rules have the potential to reduce litigation.
-
EU And US Launch Controversial Internet Privacy Deal
The European Union on Tuesday launched a controversial deal with the United States aimed at curbing government spying on European citizens' personal internet data.
-
French Data Privacy Regulator Cracks Down on Facebook
The French order is the first significant action to be taken against a company transferring Europeans' data to the United States.
-
French Data Privacy Regulator Cracks Down On Facebook
The French data protection authority on Monday gave Facebook three months to stop tracking non-users' web activity without their consent and ordered the social network to stop transferring personal data to the United States.
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Nasscom welcomes safe harbour norms by government
Welcoming the government's move to notify safe harbour norms, IT-ITeS industry body Nasscom said on Wednesday that it will help in reducing litigation, besides attracting investment and expansion of delivery centres.
-
Will issue transfer pricing rules by April, says Chidambaram
The government will issue so-called safe harbour rules by April 2013, a set of provisions that under certain conditions would enable tax authorities to accept companies transfer pricing claims without further scrutiny, Finance Minister P Chidambaram said on Monday.
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Nasscom seeks removal of MAT on SEZ units
In its Budget submission to the Finance Ministry, Nasscom has recommended that MAT on SEZ income be withdrawn.
