Description

🌐 The Internet's Biggest Legal Mystery

🌟 Every day, millions of posts, videos, and comments flood the internet. But what happens when someone shares something illegal, defamatory, or copyright-infringing? Who's really responsible - the person who posted it or the platform hosting it?

💡 What You'll Discover:

• 🔍 How platforms like Facebook and Amazon protect themselves from user-generated chaos
• ⚖️ The difference between being a 'distributor' vs. a 'publisher' online
• 🎯 Why some companies lose their legal protection while others keep it

🚀 Real Cases Discussed:

• 💎 Cubby Inc. vs. CompuServe Inc. - The case that started it all by treating platforms like libraries
• ⭐ Sharad Babu Digambarti vs. Government of NCT of Delhi - When digital crimes need special digital laws
• 🏛️ Supercassettes Industries Limited vs. MySpace Inc. - The shocking suggestion that platforms should check everything first
• 🛒 Amway India Enterprises vs. 1MG Technologies - How Amazon and 1MG lost their legal shield

🔥 The Plot Twist:

Just calling yourself a 'middleman' isn't enough! Courts are getting smarter about spotting when platforms are secretly pulling the strings behind the scenes.

🎙️ By the end, you'll understand the delicate balance between free speech and protection online - and why the future of AI might change everything!