Facebook has not only acquired Instagram and WhatsApp but also made key application programming interfaces (APIs) available to third-party apps only when they refrain from giving the very core functions that Facebook provides
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As per international law, states have a duty to stop and mitigate any harm which can be done by cyber means to the electoral process of another sovereign state if such harm emanates from within its own jurisdiction
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On October 25, the Chilean citizens voted in favour of a new constitution. The new constitution post approval will replace the four-decade old constitution adopted under the dictatorship rule of General Augusto Pinochet.
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A Senate inquiry found the compulsory acquisition of the copyright of the Aboriginal flag would be unfair to Aboriginal people who have already faced the dispossession and injustice.
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A conglomeration of French and European publishers' organisations, led by the Alliance de la Presse d’Information Générale (APIG) - has written to Apple's Tim Cook, highlighting their concerns over the company's terms of service in the App store. The organization has already been in negotiations with Google.
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A decade-old legal battle between the two tech giants concerning 11,000 lines of code from Java SE was heard by the US Supreme Court. The case would have enormous implications for copyright in the digital era.
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The decision came as a result of a suit filed by Centripetal Networks for Copyright Infringement. District Judge Henry Coke Morgan in a non-jury trial passed judgment in favour of Centripetal Networks.
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Khaitan & Co acted as the lead advisor to the Lenders, Hedge Counterparties, Arrangers and Agent.
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