This blog post analyses the judgment lifting the blanket gag order on reporting court proceedings in the trial of the Delhi Gangrape accused.
Reactions which have poured in from op-eds of major newspapers, columnists and senior lawyers have gravitated towards condemning the media guidelines judgment (Sahara India Real Estate Corp. v. Securities and Exchange Board of India C.A. №9813/9833 of 2011). The case arose from the…
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Questioning the very basis of the specter of corruption raised around the last round of 2G licenses, Mr. Kapil Sibal, Union Minister for Communications and…
The recently published book, “Resolving Disputes in Telecommunications: Global Practices and Challenges” by R.U.S. Prasad could not have come at a more appropriate time. Recent press on the 2G Scam has generated tremendous public…
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A recent post titled as “who’s the boss?”, discussed the petition filed by Viacom challenging the Order issued by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) which demanded that the show, Big Boss be shifted from the prime time viewing slot…
The first part of this series post on content regulation of reality television dealt with more individualized forms of legal remedies and came to the conclusion that they are quite limited and onerous to…
(This is a 2 part blog series examining the legal responses to reality television shows in India. Such shows with a view to gain viewership are frequently containing offending and scandalous content. The…
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With Google exiting china we can hardly hide our glee. It seems the tiger may finally steal a march over the…
