Regulatory and compliance

BTG Legal | Fresh amendments proposed to Indian intermediary safe harbour rules

Published on 17th June 2022

The thrust of the new 2022 amendments seems to be to add additional compliance for significant social media intermediaries and ‘big-tech platforms’

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BTG Legal, an Osborne Clarke relationship firm in India, has written an Insight on amendments to India's intermediary safe harbour rules. 

Visit the BTG Legal website to find out more >

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