A CIS blog post examining Indian legal safeguards for telecom privacy, covering the Telegraph Act, TSP licence conditions, TRAI regulations, and comparisons with EU and US telecommunications privacy law.
Author(s): Elonnai Hickok
Source: Centre for Internet and Society
Published: 22 November 2010
]]>A CIS blog post examining whether Indian banking regulations and RBI guidelines provide adequate privacy protection, using case studies from India and abroad.
Author(s): Elonnai Hickok
Source: Centre for Internet and Society
Published: 22 November 2010
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]]>A CIS response to a privacy legislation approach paper, outlining concerns about definitions, enforcement, sectoral scope, and the relationship between privacy and the Right to Information Act.
Author(s): Elonnai Hickok
Source: Centre for Internet and Society
Published: 22 November 2010
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]]>A 2010 CIS blog post examining the privacy implications of cloud computing and whether free and open source software can offer a meaningful solution.
Author(s): Elonnai Hickok
Source: Centre for Internet and Society
Published: 22 November 2010
]]>A CIS blog post by Elonnai Hickok examining whether Whole Body Imaging technology at airports can be reconciled with the right to privacy.
Author(s): Elonnai Hickok
Source: Centre for Internet and Society
Published: 17 November 2010
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]]>A CIS blog post by Elonnai Hickok reporting on an American Bar Association conference on cross-border privacy regulation, and its implications for India's privacy law debate.
Author(s): Elonnai Hickok
Source: Centre for Internet and Society
Published: 22 November 2010
]]>Biography of Elonnai Hickok, technology policy researcher and digital rights specialist working on privacy, cybersecurity, surveillance, internet governance, and artificial intelligence.
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]]>Many writings by A. M. A. Ayrookuzhiel were collected in Essays on Dalits, Religion and Liberation (2006). This category brings together his essays and papers not included in that collection, excluding book reviews and other material, and serves as a tracking category for the 30th death anniversary commemoration of A. M. A. Ayrookuzhiel on 29 November 2026, for which the project aims to gather these works.
]]>An article by A. M. A. Ayrookuzhiel examining how religions can serve established power or the aspirations of poor, marginalised and oppressed people.
Author(s): A. M. A. Ayrookuzhiel
]]>A 2012 Wikimedia Blog announcement detailing the Wikimedia Foundation's two-year grant to the Centre for Internet and Society, establishing what would become the CIS-A2K programme.
Author(s): Barry Newstead
Source: Wikimedia Blog
Published: 1 August 2012
]]>A Bangalore Mirror interview with Wikimedia Foundation co-founder Erik Möller on India's role in Wikipedia's growth, given during his visit to the Centre for Internet and Society.
Source: Bangalore Mirror
Published: 15 November 2012
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