Canada tabled Bill C-34 at first reading on June 10, 2026, proposing two laws in one omnibus bill: the Digital Safety Act (DSA) and the Digital Safety Commission of Canada Act (DSCC Act).

As India debates the side effects of digital addiction on minors, Apple has unveiled a new safety feature called ‘Child Account’ that will let parents decide what content their children can see, which apps and websites they have access to, and who they can communicate with.

The Delhi High Court (HC) has ruled that social media platforms cannot remain silent spectators when content published on their platforms maligns judges or interferes with judicial independence. The court said platforms need not wait for court directions before taking action.

Beyond the IT Act, MeitY is in talks with the industry for a new AI law: “It’s a very complex topic. Certain things have been done under the IT Act framework. But I do think that there is a requirement for a new law because the world of AI is very different from the world when the IT Act was enacted in 2000.

As AI supercharges content creation, consumers are being asked to process more messages than ever before. With cognitive overload on the rise and attention becoming increasingly scarce, could less marketing become the next competitive advantage?

The draft rules seek to consolidate multiple broadcasting guidelines under the Telecommunications Act, 2023, while proposing mandatory public-interest programming for television channels and local-content requirements for private radio broadcasters.

Tech giant argues creators granted broad rights through platform licence.

Direct-to-Mobile technology could help shift live sports viewing away from cellular networks, reducing congestion during peak-demand events.

Canada plans to ban social media access for users under 16 and introduce stricter rules for AI chatbots to curb online harms and improve digital safety