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Fake News & Cyber Legal Approaches In India
₹733FAKE NEWS & CYBER LEGAL APPROACHES IN INDIA India has been seeing a dramatic increase in fake news over the last many years. From merely being a western phenomenon, fake news has got itself entrenched as an integral element of the Indian information ecosystem. Given the fact that as India adds more users to its internet user base, there is increasing propensity amongst people to take for granted, what they see online as correct. Consequently, fake news has begun to start having an impact not just upon social media, internet and cyberspace but also in the physical world activities and events.Add to cart -
Cyber Security Law And Child Protection
₹730CYBER SECURITY LAW AND CHILD PROTECTION Cyber security is a burning topic in today’s times. Everybody is potentially a target of various cyber security breaches that are taking place in the ecosystem. No wonder, cyber security laws are mushrooming in different parts of the world has a means for regulating cyber security related activities in the digital ecosystem. However, off-late, a new trend has emerged which is trying to use cyber security legislation as a tool for protecting children.Add to cart -
SOCIAL MEDIA & MOBILE LAW – SOME EMERGING CHALLENGES
₹729SOCIAL MEDIA & MOBILE LAW - SOME EMERGING CHALLENGES Today, mobile has been a game changer in our day-to-day lives. It has not only changed the way how we communicate with each other but more significantly has provided us the mobile platform for accessing social media, while being on the go. Consequently, various social media platforms and networks have consistently targeted mobile users. It is common knowledge that the mobile users of social media are constantly growing. It is therefore but natural to expect that social media platforms are now increasingly providing mobile applications for the purposes of accessing social media. However, the access of social media through mobiles, communication devices and smart devices brings forward various legal, policy and regulatory issues.Add to cart -
WEARABLE TECH & LAW
₹725WEARABLE TECH & LAW Ever since the advent of computing, humans are increasingly getting dependent on computing. The advancement of technology has now allowed computing to be worn on the human body. Consequently, wearable technologies have emerged as a very exciting manifestation of usage of this. Wearable technologies allow persons to wear different devices for enhancing productivity, efficiency, and control. However, the advent of wearable technologies has brought forward various complicated legal and policy issues. In fact, given that wearable technologies are still at the nascent stage of their development, emerging legal and policy issues pertaining to wearable technologies are also beginning to emerge and develop.Read more -
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE – SOME LEGAL PRINCIPLES
₹714ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE – SOME LEGAL PRINCIPLES Artificial Intelligence as a paradigm is getting increasingly significant with each passing day. Different stakeholders are already exploring distinctive new ways of deploying Artificial Intelligence. However, the legal principles governing are still at a very early nascent stage of their development. This is so because the world by and large is still not clear as to what kind of legal principles need to be made applicable to Artificial Intelligence. In this regard, various principles are currently being examined.Add to cart -
Indian Cyberlaw & Work From Home
₹700Coronavirus has impacted countries across the world and is no exception. With national lockdown being announced and implemented in India, Work From Home has become a practical defacto ground reality. Most of the companies are forced to now adopt Work From Home. However, Work From Home in India as a concept that has not yet substantially evolve in the past. Hence, Work From Home in India in the Coronavirus age, is likely to bring forward various complicated cyber legal, policy and regulatory issues which stakeholders are beginning to face.Add to cart -
LAW OF INTERMEDIARIES IN INDIA
₹700LAW OF INTERMEDIARIES IN INDIA Today’s world is a connected world. Large numbers of legal entities are not only connected to the Internet but are also invariably offering services of various kinds on computer networks and the Internet. These service providers invariably deal with third-party data as also provide platforms where such third-party data is generated, uploaded, retained, transmitted or hosted, or dealt with in any manner whatsoever. A variety of service providers providing various kinds of services of computer networks qualify as intermediaries under Indian Cyberlaw.Read more -
FAKE NEWS & CYBERLAW
₹689"One of the best new Cyberlaw ebooks" - BookAuthority "One of the best Cyberlaw ebooks of all time" - BookAuthorityFAKE NEWS & CYBERLAWToday, we all are consuming data and information on social media. Most of the times, we tend to believe that what we see on social media is correct. The advent of Over-The-Top Applications like WhatsApp have further made the dissemination of information as easy as the click of a button. Unfortunately, a large chunk of the information that is posted on social media is invariably either not accurate or is false.Add to cart -
QUANTUM COMPUTING LAW
₹685QUANTUM COMPUTING LAW Quantum Computing is one of the most exciting technologies that we have seen emerging in the recent years. The potential of Quantum Computing is immense and would be a massive game changer in the coming times. At the time of writing, Quantum Computing is at a very early stage. However, its advent does bringacross alarge number of legal, policy and regulatory issues that are likely to evolve as this quantum technology develops and comes increasingly centre-stage in our lives.Add to cart
