Agence France Presse | Updated: June 07, 2013 17:03 IST New Delhi: The Indian government‘s move to implement blanket eavesdropping of online activities, telephone calls and text messages is “chilling”, Human Rights Watch said today as controversy raged in the US… Continue Reading →
The Hindu, March 17 Bid to understand pulse of citizenry The Mumbai police on Saturday inaugurated the country’s first ‘Social Media Lab’ to monitor the happenings on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. The police have termed this an important… Continue Reading →
‘No’ to peeping Sams SAMIR SARAN and ABHIJIT IYER-MITRA in The indu The challenge of cybersecurity lies in protecting people without entering their private space or making ‘national security’ an excuse to trample on their freedoms L’affaire Snowden is the… Continue Reading →
New York, July 13 : A senior United Nations official on Friday stressed the need to respect the right to privacy, using the case of United States citizen Edward Snowden to illustrate the urgent need to protect individuals who reveal… Continue Reading →
Savita Bhabhi, one of the first targets of Internet censorship in India In March 2011, Indian media – both social and traditional – was ablaze with fears that a new set of rules, proposed to complement the IT (Amendment) Act 2008, would… Continue Reading →
By Nikhil Pahwa on Apr 3rd, 2013 | http://www.medianama.com Mumbai Police has set up a Social Media lab, along with team of cyber experts, and with the help of ISPs, is conducting random checks on content that is being downloaded from certain… Continue Reading →
Kainaz Karmakar and Harshad Rajadhyaksha of O&M shot a five-part TVC campaign with city cops to encourage women to lodge harassment complaints March 17, 2013 MUMBAI Samarth Moray, Sunday Midday Have you ever been threatened by a man, deterring you… Continue Reading →
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