This week's edition talks about Habermasian public sphere, coffee-houses, and extends it to the internet and education, to ascertain the scope of political satire in India.
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This week's newsletter titled "Is it a good time to trust Antitrust?" takes a lead on the recent rise of antitrust lawsuits against tech-titans and tries to find antecedents in Chicago School styled neoliberal economics.
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For this week's newsletter, I take a dive into the muddied waters surrounding Facebook India's hate speech regulation policy. Consider subscribing if the content strikes a chord (or two). It's absolutely free!
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When Internet as a commodity is almost a public good, online content moderation resembles a balancing between judicial function and public enforcement. It's high time that social media platforms come up with user-oriented rights for an effective Art. 19.
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The #USAntiTrust committee hearing has put the Big-4 in a situation that could usher a major upheaval in the US #AntiTrust regime. https://t.co/qVFX95N33F
The CEOs of Facebook, Google, Apple and Amazon will testify before lawmakers this afternoon.
They plan to tell Congress the concern that too much power is concentrated in too few tech companies is unfounded.
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Sept, 2019: Kundakulam Nuclear Power Plant, India, hacked.
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Jul, 2020: Explosion at Iranian NPP, allegedly by Israeli hackers.
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What's the future for India's cyber-security regime in Civilian Nuclear Facilities?
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Discussion in the upcoming post.
For the third post, TFL brings you its take on the Draft EIA Notification, 2020, says its "A desperate attempt to ace the Ease-of-doing-business Index". We also look into the policy implications ahead.
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Post-facto legitimisation of violating firms under the Draft EIA Notification 2020 is catastrophic. So is post-clearance compliance monitoring. As per 2016 CAG audit, shortfall of upto 78% has been recorded in filing of compliance reports. What's the way forward?
For the third post, TFL brings you its take on the Draft EIA Notification, 2020, says its "A desperate attempt to ace the Ease-of-doing-business Index".
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