Aiming to add to the ongoing discourse on policy and regulatory approaches to addressing competition issues in digital markets, The Dialogue hosted an international conference on 6th July 2023, in hybrid mode, on the theme of “Competition Law in the Digital Age: Adapting to New Realities”. The conference was attended by a diverse group of […]
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In the context of India’s rapid digital transformation, this paper navigates through various facets of India’s cybersecurity landscape. Beginning with the recognition of the escalating cybersecurity challenges faced by governments, businesses, and individuals worldwide, it explores the multifaceted nature of cyber threats, emphasizing the urgency of robust cybersecurity measures. The paper then scrutinizes the Indian
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Authored against the backdrop of India’s digital revolution and visionary policies, this white paper examines how the nation’s proactive initiatives are laying the foundation for a thriving circular economy. India’s journey towards sustainability is not just an isolated effort—it’s a transformation that resonates across the globe. Our white paper explores the interconnectedness of India’s digital
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Intrinsic to India’s long-drawn transition towards chartering a privacy-safe environment, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), Government of India, tabled the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill, 2023 (DPDPB 2023) during the monsoon session of the Parliament, on 3rd August 2023. It sets obligations for Data Fiduciaries and Significant Data Fiduciaries, provides safeguards for
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India is on the brink of entering a trillion-dollar digital economy, fueled by the rapid surge in digitalization across people, government, and businesses, prompted by the recent pandemic. The fintech industry played a vital role during the lockdown, bridging financial and market gaps, leading to a significant uptake of homegrown apps like PhonePe and Paytm,
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Emerging digitalisation trends in the backdrop of privacy void and regulatory developments like the upcoming data protection regime are making a case and market for privacy-tech in India, which has been in business globally for about a decade. However, India’s privacy technology industry is notably distinct from the Western markets. It faces unique challenges due
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The Dialogue recently launched the second volume of our primary study conducted in collaboration with the Internet and Mobile Association of India on the IT Rules, 2021: A Regulatory Impact Assessment Study with inputs to boost the creative economy. The report analyses the impact of Part III of the IT Rules, 2021 on publishers of
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Digital technological development has transformed the concept of a nation-state where there has been a seamless blend of the internet and citizens forming netizens – where individuals actively involve and participate in online communities like in the physical public sphere. Therefore, to keep up with time, governments across the globe, including India, are testing various
In this study, we deep dive into the nuances of the Draft Bill and analyse it from the lens of the impact on the digital ecosystem. The first chapter gives an introduction to the study. The second chapter deals with the definition of telecommunication services under the Draft Bill and argues that it is broad
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Several countries across the world, including India, are reforming their competition frameworks to suit the needs of digital markets. These proposed changes are being considered due to certain policy and regulatory gaps observed by policymakers. The working paper discusses the existence and extent of these gaps in the Indian context and makes preliminary observations for
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