US-based asset management firm Baron Capital has marked up the valuation of Swiggy and Pine Labs while slashing the valuation of edtech maj...

The Digital Personal Data Protection bill defines children as those below 18 years, which is above the global threshold. Users above 13 yea...

Happy Thursday! The government is planning a separate digital competition law instead of tweaking the existing Competition Act to regulate ...

Beleaguered edtech firm Byju's and New York-based investor Davidson Kempner Capital have initiated talks to resolve their disagreement conc...

Lowering the legal user age for giving consent was one of the biggest demands of Facebook and Google, as that would have significant impact...

When India’s Information Technology Act came into being in October 2000, Facebook was four years away from its inception, the first iPhone ...

Chennai-based edtech startup Skill-Lync laid off employees as it consolidates operations across Chennai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad amid glob...

The startup industry wants angel tax to be either scrapped or have its exemption threshold of Rs 25 crore raised. This and more in today’s ...

Experts pointed out that the international norms for age of consent is 16 and are arguing that a significant part of the population will ha...

In the financial year ending FY21, Eruditus had reported a cash loss of $31 million, filings reviewed by ET showed. The Mumbai-based edtech...

Even as the winter recedes from the capital, the chilly undercurrent of the funding winter was palpable at the GSV Emeritus India Summit, o...

Companies will be required to obtain explicit parental consent before processing any data belonging to this user group.

Seek age-sliding instead of one threshold of 18 for parental nod for all data processing.

Years of crippling economic sanctions and pressure from governments in the neighbourhood (mainly China) have forced North Korea to come up ...

While GoI's aspiration to be a global thought leader in tech regulation is appreciable, straying too far from global benchmarks can have un...

At least 40 new investors have backed Indian technology companies this year, according to data shared by Venture Intelligence.

Companies are tying up with edtech partners to have a ready-trained workforce they can deploy on projects.