The Influencers’ Code
What are the laws governing or regulating social media influencers?
Social Media Influencers can be held accountable and liable under the following laws/regulations
1. Copyright Act – Relates to the protection of any kind of original work created, including literary, artistic, musical, dramatic, sound recordings and cinematographic films.
2. Trademarks Act – Relates to the protection of brand names.
3. Consumer Protection Act – Relates to the protection of rights of the consumers.
4. Indian Penal Code – Relates to criminal offences and the punishment for such offences.
5. Information Technology Act – Relates to data protection, privacy and information security.
General information on Indian law, not legal advice. For advice on your situation, contact the firm.
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