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The role of big-tech and social media companies in fostering public debates has come under renewed focus, across the globe, in recent weeks. In India too, after the new Information Technology (IT) rules framed by Government of India came into force, the issue has also acquired a particular edge. The topic has animated the policy makers of countries as far and wide as the United States, Singapore, Australia, France, Brazil and others. French President Emmanuel Macron’s reaction, after Twitter and Facebook banned former US President Donal Trump from their platforms, captured the essence of the debate – “I don’t want to live in a democracy where the key decisions… is decided by a private player, a private social network. I want it to be decided by a law voted by your representative, or by regulation, governance, democratically discussed and approved by democratic leaders.”

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