Directing internet service providers & domain registrars to block the rogue websites, the court emphasised the need to address recurring piracy of copyrighted content urgently as both men's & women's England cricket tours are underway. The post Delhi HC blocks eight piracy sites streaming Sony’s cricket coverage appeared first on...

Excessive video surveillance, cookies, non-respect of people's rights or even lack of cooperation with the CNIL: since January 2026, 23 new sanctions have been imposed as part of the simplified procedure, 19 of which originate from complaints.

MIB has asked Telegram to proactively detect and remove pirated content within 15 days. The notice has sparked legal questions over jurisdiction and intermediary liability. The post Can MIB force Telegram to build anti-piracy filters without legal authority? appeared first on MEDIANAMA.

Ahead of the inaugural United Nations Global AI Governance Dialogue, Research ICT Africa brings together our research, policy expertise and network to help shape the conversations that will unfold in […] The post AI Futures: An African agenda for the Global AI Governance Dialogue appeared first on Research ICT Africa.

Access Now joins more than 20 human rights organizations and individuals in condemning Pegasus spyware attack against Stelios Kouloglou, Greek journalist and then-Member of the European Parliament The post Same government, more victims: Access Now calls for an urgent investigation into hacking of MEP appeared first on Access Now.

GoDaddy has appealed the Delhi High Court's December order requiring domain registrars to conduct e-KYC, limit privacy protections and disclose registrant details. The larger bench will hear the matter on July 16. The post Why GoDaddy is challenging Delhi HC’s order ending default privacy for domain owners appeared first on...