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Blog June 15, 2020

Data governance in the times of COVID-19 : A comic series #5

By Sneha P

In this short comic series, we will highlight some data governance dilemmas in the times of the pandemic and share with you our reading list on the subject. This week we discuss data for social protection.

Blog June 15, 2020

Data governance in the times of COVID-19 : A comic series #4

By Sneha P

In this short comic series, we will highlight some data governance dilemmas in the times of the pandemic and share with you our reading list on the subject. This week we discuss health data aggregation and data protection for telehealth.

Blog June 15, 2020

Data governance in the times of COVID-19: A comic series #3

By Sneha P

In this short comic series, we will highlight some data governance dilemmas in the times of the pandemic and share with you our reading list on the subject. This week we discuss cyber-security and safeguarding against online harms.

Blog June 12, 2020

Data governance in the times of COVID-19 : A comic series #2

By Sneha P

In this short comic series, we will highlight some data governance dilemmas in the times of the pandemic and share with you our reading list on the subject. This week we discuss patient privacy and contact tracing.

Blog June 12, 2020

Data governance in the times of COVID-19 : A comic series #1

By Sneha P

In this short comic series, we will highlight some data governance dilemmas in the times of the pandemic and share with you our reading list on the subject. This week we discuss purpose limitation and trust in government.

Paper June 9, 2020

Using GIS for public health and its privacy implications: A case study of Kerala

By Harsh Vardhan Pachisia, Girish Gupta & Kadambari Shah

An analysis of the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in public health in the state of Kerala

Op-ed February 7, 2020

How India’s data bill falls short of offering solutions for regulating digital competition

By Vikram Sinha

The bill’s brute force approach to giving users control over their digital selves through data portability provision runs roughshod over market dynamics.

Paper January 31, 2020

Antitrust and Zero-price Digital Platforms: An Indian Regulatory Approach

By Bhusan Jatania

This paper looks at digital platforms that provide “free” services and analyses the application of Indian competition law to them.

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