Digital Media Regulation in India
Digital media regulation in India involves overseeing and managing the content and conduct of digital platforms, ensuring compliance with laws, safeguarding national interests, and protecting users' rights in the online space.
Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021
These rules cast specific obligation on intermediaries to observe diligence and provide that if they fail to observe such diligence, they shall no longer be exempt from their liability under law for third-party information or data or communication link hosted by them.
Such diligence includes the following:
- To inform the said rules to their users to make reasonable ....
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