Copyright Strikes and Digital Dissent

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Authors: Anuttama Ghose, S. Mahmud Ali, Pallav Pallav
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Abstract

It is now commonplace for individuals all over the world to incorporate the internet and several other types of information and communication technology into their way of life. It has the potential to enhance the capacity of society to engage in open discussion and debate. No state can rightfully claim to be a democracy if this freedom is unfairly or criminally withheld. In this chapter, we will explore the theoretical inquiry, pertinent legislation, constitutional requirements, and pertinent court declarations in order to understand how ANI's institutionalised processes for copyright infringement litigation have affected Indian YouTubers.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Freedom of Expression and Defamation Intellectual Property Rights and Media Copyright and Intellectual Property

Publication details

Journal / source
IGI Global eBooks
Pages
349–374
Publication date
4 March 2026
Language
NG