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June 24, 2026

Practice Work Shop (PWS) On “Should Social Media Platforms Share Responsibility For Preventing Commercial Misuse Of Copyrighted Content?”

Featuring: Meghana Killampalli

During the last PWS session, Meghana Killampalli, Associate, hosted a discussion on “Should social media platforms share responsibility for preventing commercial misuse of copyrighted content?” The session examined whether social media platforms can genuinely claim the status of neutral intermediaries when they actively promote content featuring trending music, benefit from increased user engagement, and integrate copyrighted works directly into their content-creation tools. The discussion examined the “illusion of accessibility” where the availability of copyrighted music may lead businesses to assume that its commercial use is permitted without obtaining separate licences. The Attorneys further considered whether platforms are better positioned than individual users to detect and prevent commercial misuse of copyrighted content, or whether responsibility should continue to rest solely with businesses that derive commercial benefit from such use. The session concluded with a discussion on balancing intermediary protection, copyright enforcement, and the practical realities of the digital creator economy.

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