Copyrights | Intellepedia

Upcoming IP Event: Copyright for Writers and Publishers (6th January 2020)

BananaIP Counsels is hosting a seminar for writers and publishers focused on copyright protection and publishing agreements. The session will provide legal guidance on managing rights and addressing challenges in the modern publishing environment.

Google and Youtube Lose Copyright Infringement Battle,Liam Hemsworth Sued for Copyright Infringement,Diego Maradona Cries Foul Against Dolce and Gabbana and more

This bulletin covers recent copyright infringement battles involving major companies and celebrities, including Google, Youtube, and Liam Hemsworth. It provides an objective analysis of legal outcomes and licensing disputes, focusing on implications for entertainment law and intellectual property.

Upcoming IP Events – Fast tracking Patents, Music of Copyrights, and Learn Patent Searching and Data Analysis Skills/Techniques

BananaIP Intellepedia is organising three IP-focused events in Bangalore, covering fast-tracking patents, music copyright law, and patent searching skills. These sessions are designed for professionals seeking practical legal and technical insights.

Arsenal Bears the Brunt of Mesut Özil’s Comments, Jason Mraz Sues Coors Lights, Taylor Swift Cancels Licensing of Her Music Catalogue, Netflix’s New Original: Spotify’s Story and more

The latest entertainment law news covers copyright disputes, music licensing issues, and significant streaming industry developments. Key topics include legal actions involving Taylor Swift, Jason Mraz, and Netflix, as well as music streaming trends in India and the US.

Dancing with Intellectual Property: A Presentation by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala

Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala’s seminar discussed the essentials of intellectual property in dance, focusing on protection, ownership, and legal strategies relevant to performers. The event provided dancers with practical insights into leveraging IP for safeguarding and monetising their creative works.

Yoga Sequence is not Dance Choreography for Copyright Protection

The post discusses why yoga sequences, even if arranged creatively, are not eligible for copyright protection as dance choreography under US law. It explains the legal reasoning behind court decisions and the distinction between practical methods and artistic works.

Can Photographs infringe Dance Choreography Copyright?

This post explores if photographs of dance performances can infringe choreography copyright, referencing a significant US legal case. It further discusses how dancers can protect and commercialise their creative works through intellectual property rights.

The Fight for Martha Graham’s Copyrights and Trademarks in Technique, Style, Choreography, Sets, Jewellery, Costumes and Music

This post explores the Martha Graham copyright and trademark dispute, detailing the legal complexities of IP ownership in dance. It highlights how clear agreements are essential for dancers to protect and commercialise their creative works.

Genius Files Suit Against Google and Lyricfind, Spotify Faces Multiple Lawsuits,Photographer Sues Pinterest for IP Violations and more

The bulletin covers significant copyright infringement and intellectual property disputes impacting the entertainment industry, including cases involving Google, Lyricfind, Spotify, and Pinterest. It provides objective, structured analysis of ongoing legal controversies as reported from verified sources.

Dance’s Literary and Dramatic Aspects: From Yakshagana Ballet to Yaksharanga

The Supreme Court’s Yakshagana decision illustrates how dance’s literary and dramatic elements are protected under Indian copyright law. This post analyses the legal distinctions and offers practical advice for dancers on safeguarding their creative works.