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Schools, Coaching Centres & Platforms Processing Children's Data: Are You Compliant?
Across India, educational institutions and businesses that deal with minors have made it a routine practice to photograph children celebrating achievements, post their names and images on social media, websites, and marketing material, share performance data with third parties, and collect biometric or health-related data — all without obtaining verifiable parental consent. These photographs and videos are posted without the child or parent having any meaningful opportunity to review, restrict, or object.
India Media & IT
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S.S. Rana & Co. Advocates
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Evolving Space For Dynamic Injunction In The Realm Of Growing Infringement In Digital Era
The internet is the most dynamic tool of the 21st century, with a myriad of applications that have drastically increased the flow of information across the globe. It has become the epicenter of human existence and a catalyst for development to an unprecedented extent. While its convenient and borderless nature has enhanced global connectivity, it has simultaneously given rise to modern-day quandaries.
India Media & IT
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MZM Legal
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Do You Need An IPRS Licence For Your App Or Digital Platform?
The Indian Performing Right Society Limited (IPRS) is a copyright society registered under Section 33 of the Copyright Act, 1957. It administers and collects royalties on behalf of authors, composers, and music publishers for the public communication of musical and literary works. Under Section 2(ff) of the Copyright Act, 1957, ‘communication to the public’ includes any transmission of a work, by wire or wireless diffusion, broadcast, cable, satellite, or any other means, that makes the work accessible to the public. Digital platforms, apps, and online services that incorporate music into their product therefore fall squarely within this definition.
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S.S. Rana & Co. Advocates
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Direct Licensing vs. Copyright Society Licensing In India: Which Protects You Better?
Any business that uses copyrighted music in India, whether in a mobile application, digital platform, live event, broadcast, or commercial production, must obtain authorisation from the relevant copyright holders. In India, there are two primary routes through which this authorisation can be obtained: (i) a direct licence negotiated with and granted by the rights holder (or its authorised representative), or (ii) a licence obtained through a registered copyright society that administers the rights of multiple owners on a collective basis.
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算力中心的MaaS服务合规进阶:境内建设、跨境输出与智能体交付的法律审视
随着我国大力兴建“东数西算”工程与构建全国一体化算力网,人工智能算力中心已从传统的机柜租赁业务为核心体现的互联网数据中心(IDC)逐步演变为集算力服务、跨境技术输出与智能化工具交付于一体的复合业务载体。除了适用互联网数据中心所适用的电信业务准入、节能审查与网络安
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