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   Honey Singh
   

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   Its quite true that social networking fans are getting more aware of their privacy rights online, says Ruth Hoy, and they're using web 2.0 technology
   to protect them.

   Source
   http://management.silicon.com/government/0,39024677,39402351,00.htm

   
   

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   Honey Singh
   

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   Joined: May '07
   Posts: 63

   Recently while attending WordcampIndia and Barcamp Delhi i get to know about many legal issues associated with the online scoops.
   There were a senior cyber crime lawyer name "Pavan Duggal".He is quite enough to drag our legal attentions.
   http://www.cyberlaws.net/cyberindia/column.htm

   Moreover in barcamp delhi (BCD6) he told about the "terms of services","privacy policy" and registration process involved in the legal issues and what are the disadvantages of avoiding that.

   Few of his talks transcripts are:
   

3. #Transmission of porn from Indian territory is illegal, but personal consumption isn't.
4. #Don't use cyber cafe as they ask for photo identity.It can be miss used anywhere.You should think upon !
5. #The gov is yet to decide the rules and regulations because right now its very buggy in india.
6. #Moderation is very important factor.You should know its legality before registering to social networks.
7. #"You're guilty until you prove yourself innocent
8. #Browsing child pornography now becomes an offence in India
   http://www.123breakingnews.com/browsing-child-pornography-cause-land-in-jail-2-771-123
9. #After Noida MMS case and its legal issues,pavan duggal discussed about the ownership and legality related with 2 recent MMS in corporate
10. #In India we cannot patent a software being developed but in US it is possible, same goes for the business. 

You may also get the more info here
http://www.technospot.net/blogs/day-2-wordcamp-india-event-live-notes/