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In the wonderland of Quantum Cyber Law, Physics is part of Law specialization
Ever since Law entered Cyber space and the term “Cyber Law” was coined, the field of law has been shaken up. When ITA 2000 (Information Technology Act 2000) was notified and conventional lawyers started reading it they soon encountered right … Continue reading
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Tagged cyber law, entanglement, Quantum physics, super positioning
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Quantum Computing and Emerging Cyber Law Challenges..Are we ready?
Cyber Laws have been in discussion in India since around 1998 when the first draft was published. After the passage of Information Technology Act 2000, the laws came into existence and started affecting every one of our activities on computer … Continue reading
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Tagged cyber law, e banking, e commerce, e governance, entanglement, quantum computing, Qubit, section 65B, superposition
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What Has Happenned to the Zone-H.org Case?
Presently lot of discussions are happening in India on “Free Speech” and “Internet Censorship”. In this context I would like the community to be reminded of the case of Zone-H.org which was blocked in India following a defamation case filed … Continue reading
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Tagged cyber law, india, internet censorship, naavi, privacy, section 66A
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UK Twitter Joke Case on Appeal
Dec 1: Paul Chamber case in UK which has been wrongly quoted some times in India in the Karti Chidambaram case has been referred back to Court in UK. During snowy weather, Doncaster’s Robin Hood airport had closed, threatening to derail … Continue reading




