Tech Law Forum
The TechLawForum@NALSAR Blog welcomes posts from students, academicians, and practitioners alike. If you are interested in the field of Tech Law and have an opinion or an idea that you would like to put out, this Blog is meant to provide a platform for you.
The Blog accepts submissions on a rolling...
The Tech Law Forum aims, essentially, to provide a platform for opinions, comments, and responses - a platform for discussions and debates on all issues relating to Technology Law, with a specific focus on India. We chose the Forum's existing format due to the constantly evolving nature of...
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ICANN and a Changing Internet
Ever since Swaraj covered the new domain names being permitted by ICANN back in 2011 on SpicyIP, there have been a few quite crucial developments. Before moving on to these...
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Network Neutrality
The debate around Network Neutrality is a decades old debate, but it is not any less relevant for it. The idea of ‘Network Neutrality’ is, simply put, that ISPs do not price-discriminate between...
(This post was earlier published on SpicyIP)
Google, ARA and Open Source Licensing
When Google sold Motorola, which it had bought only a short while ago for a certain amount, there was a considerable amount of speculation over the sale. One of the most curious points about the deal, though, was...
Only last semester, I had a slight mix-up regarding my project submission where my professor did not receive the mail containing my project despite it being in my sent folder. By the time I realised that he hadn’t received it, it was too late. It was that what got me thinking about read receipts....