India’s social media content removal order is a nail in the coffin of the internet as we know it

Media contributions

• Title	Delhi HC's order for social media censorship is an end to the internet as we know it
  Media name/outlet	The News Minute
  Media type	Web
  Country	India
  Date	10/11/19
  Persons	Dan Svantesson

• Title	Delhi HC's order for social media censorship is an end to the internet as we kno...
  Media name/outlet	Magzter
  Media type	Web
  Country	United States
  Date	10/11/19
  Description	If widely adopted, this may result in a situation where the only content that remains online is that which complies with all the laws of every country in the world.
  Persons	Dan Svantesson

• Title	India’s social media content removal order is a nail in the coffin of the internet as we know it
  Media name/outlet	Indus Dictum
  Media type	Web
  Country	India
  Date	8/11/19
  Description	In recent weeks, the Delhi High Court put another nail in the coffin of the internet as we currently know it. The court granted an order requiring Facebook, Twitter and Google to remove certain content globally, based on that content being defamatory under local law in India. This decision underlines a worrying trend of a “race to the bottom” for internet freedom, where the scope of jurisdiction claimed by the courts is global. If widely adopted, this may result in a situation where the only content that remains online is that which complies with all the laws of every country in the world.
  Persons	Dan Svantesson

• Title	A nail in the coffin of internet
  Degree of recognition	International
  Media name/outlet	Telangana Today
  Media type	Web
  Country	India
  Date	7/11/19
  Persons	Dan Svantesson

• Title	India’s social media removal order: a nail in the coffin of the internet as we know it
  Degree of recognition	National
  Media name/outlet	Mercatornet
  Media type	Web
  Country	Australia
  Date	7/11/19
  Persons	Dan Svantesson