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Countering the Proliferation of Review Bombing on the Internet: Upholding Due Diligence and Reinforcement of Obligation by Platforms

Arjun V Sunil Introduction While the advent of the digital age and the ubiquitous prevalence of social media in recent years has resulted in a powerful medium for the dispersion of important information, it has also led to a surge in targeted and concerted effort to spread misinformation and defamation. The Kerala High Court’s recent […]

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TeLawgram

’21 Week 14 – 04/04 – 10/04

Post author By Abhishek Rajiv
Post date April 11, 2021
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Greetings! This week in TeLawgram, we discuss a wide range of news ranging from the Indian Supreme Court allowing deportation of Rohingyas to Putin’s new constitutional amendment to retain his presidency and much more. Happy Reading!

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