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CCPA Draft Guidelines - Prevention And Regulation Of Pesky, Promotional And Unsolicited Commercial Communications, 2026
Pesky, promotional and unsolicited commercial communications can be intrusive and disruptive for consumers, particularly when received without their consent. They can result in consumers being constantly exposed to unwanted commercial messages, making it harder to distinguish important communications from promotional content. In some cases, such communications may also encourage unwanted purchases or expose consumers to potential fraud and other risks. In view thereof, Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) has proposed a draft of the Guidelines for Prevention and Regulation of Pesky, Promotional and Unsolicited Commercial Communications, 2026 (Draft Guidelines).
India Media & IT
KC
Khaitan & Co LLP
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Victoria’s New Data Centre Rules – Implications For Developers And Operators
Victoria's new Sustainable Data Centre Action Plan introduces comprehensive planning, renewable energy, and community benefit requirements for data centre developments. The regulations establish location restrictions, noise limits, renewable energy mandates, and water supply requirements while creating new referral authorities to oversee compliance. These changes will significantly impact how developers and operators plan and execute data centre projects in Victoria's rapidly expanding market.
Australia Media & IT
HR
Holding Redlich
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Hotel Investments In Kazakhstan Legal Regulation, Support Measures And Practical Risks
Kazakhstan's hotel market is experiencing significant growth driven by domestic and inbound tourism, major international events, and expanding regional destinations. As international hotel operators increase their presence and new projects emerge in cities like Almaty, Astana, and Turkestan, investors face a complex landscape of regulatory requirements, development models, and state support mechanisms.
Kazakhstan Real Estate
U
Unicase Law Firm
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Supreme Court On Section 21: Arbitration Commences With Notice
The Supreme Court has drawn a clear and decisive line on a question that has repeatedly troubled Section 9 litigation: when does arbitration truly begin? In a firm reaffirmation of statutory principle, the Court in Regenta Hotels Pvt. Ltd. Vs. M/s Hotel Grand Centre Point & Ors. (2026 INSC 32) held that arbitral proceedings commence upon the Respondent’s receipt of a notice invoking arbitration under Section 21 of the Act.
India Litigation
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Samagra Law
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China Media And Entertainment Weekly News Bulletin – ISSUE 115 Week Of 24 August 2026
Hong Kong's entertainment industry showcases major developments across music, film, and technology as IdG debuts its youngest duo, Louis Koo expands his film empire, and AI-generated content gains mainstream recognition. From sold-out concerts at Kai Tak Stadium to groundbreaking AIGC competitions, the region demonstrates how traditional artistry and emerging technology are reshaping creative production and audience engagement.
China Media & IT
HS
Haldanes
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Asia Art Weekly News Bulletin – ISSUE 79 Week Of 24 August 2026
The 2nd Hong Kong Golden Age Festival showcases over 170 artists aged 55 to 90 presenting more than 40 performances and exhibitions, while Johnny Depp's first solo exhibition in China opens in Shanghai featuring 160 original works. Aaron Kwok's donated calligraphy pieces raise HK$1.5 million at a charity auction, and the World Robot Conference debuts an innovative tech-art exhibition integrating embodied intelligence with artistic expression.
China Media & IT
HS
Haldanes
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Asia Art Weekly News Bulletin – ISSUE 80 Week Of 31 August 2026
The Hong Kong Arts Centre presents its flagship exhibition Collaboration in Collision, featuring 18 immersive works by seven international artists exploring environmental and social themes through unconventional materials. Meanwhile, L'ÉCOLE School of Jewelry Arts launches its Magic Hour series examining coral through multidisciplinary artistic lenses, and the global art community mourns the passing of avant-garde icon Yayoi Kusama at age 97.
Hong Kong Media & IT
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Haldanes
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AI Stole Your Face. Now What?
Can AI really make you say something you never said? Without a doubt. Imagine waking up to find a video of yourself on your phone saying things that never left your lips, and watching it spread like wildfire right in the middle of election season. That is exactly what happened to Congress MP Shashi Tharoor in March 2026, when deepfake videos made it look like he was praising Pakistan’s diplomacy, forcing him to rush to court just to get the fake footage taken down.
India Technology
Foresight Law Offices
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Юридическая Сила Договоров, Заключённых С Использованием Электронных Средств
GRATA International presents a comprehensive comparative review examining the legal enforceability of electronically executed contracts across eleven jurisdictions including Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, India, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Russia, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and the Philippines. The analysis covers critical aspects such as electronic signatures, scan copies, online platforms, evidentiary requirements, and risks associated with digital contract execution.
Kazakhstan Commercial
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GRATA International
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