Liability of internet 'intermediaries' in developing countries
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/06/160630145018.htm
If someone posts illegal content on your website, are you
liable? A new project addresses that question by examining the
potential liability faced by website owners and other online
service providers in five countries - Brazil, Russia, India,
China and Thailand. The project provides new insight on the
murky area of internet intermediary liability in developing
countries.
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