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Netflix Wins Suit Against Pablo Escobar’s Girlfriend, New Hollywood Film to Digitally Recreate Late Actor James Dean, Ariana Grande’s $10 Million Suit Put on Hold and more

This bulletin analyses recent entertainment law developments, including Netflix’s copyright case, James Dean’s digital recreation, and Ariana Grande’s lawsuit. It also covers ISP liability, illegal streaming convictions, and major copyright disputes in the entertainment industry.

Openload and Streamango Shut Down Due to Piracy, UK High Court Holds TuneIn Liable for Unauthorised Rebroadcasting, Biopic on Late Politician Jayalalitha Receives Court Notice, and more

The bulletin provides an objective review of recent copyright and entertainment law news, including international piracy site shutdowns, UK and Indian court cases, and Bollywood legal disputes. Key legal challenges in the entertainment industry are examined with a focus on factual accuracy.

Universal Music Signs Robbie Williams, China to Surpass US Box Office by 2020, Flipkart Launches Streaming Stick to Compete with Amazon and more

The bulletin presents the latest updates in licensing and e-commerce, featuring Universal Music’s deal with Robbie Williams and Flipkart’s streaming device launch. It also analyses regulatory and industry trends shaping the music, film, and retail sectors.

Copyright Applications Up by 22%

Copyright applications in India saw a 22 percent increase in October 2019, with most filings for literary and artistic works. The data, compiled by BananaIP Counsels, also shows a significant rise in sound recording and software applications.

Premier League weary of Illegal Streaming of Football Matches, Netflix Continues Battle Against Fox, Johnny Depp Wins Malpractice Suit and more

The bulletin reviews key legal developments affecting the entertainment industry, including illegal streaming of football matches, copyright infringement cases, and Bollywood film piracy. It delivers clear, factual analysis of ongoing lawsuits and intellectual property matters in both international and national contexts.

Case Brief: YRF v Sri Sai Ganesh Productions

The Delhi High Court’s decision in YRF v Sri Sai Ganesh Productions addresses key issues around copyright infringement and originality in cinematograph films. The Court’s findings clarify the boundaries of copyright protection for films in India and reinforce the rights of original film producers.

YouTube Wins Against Copyright Troll, Queen Complaint Gets Another Trump Video Off Twitter, Katy Perry Appeals Copyright Infringement Judgement and more

This bulletin examines key cases in entertainment law, including YouTube’s settlement with a copyright troll, Queen’s takedown of a Trump video, and Katy Perry’s copyright appeal. It also covers film piracy, directorial credit disputes, and international film bans, offering an analytical perspective on emerging legal issues.

CommScope Sues Rosenberger to Protect Trade Secrets, Tencent Lifts NBA Broadcast Ban, California Bans New Fur Products and more

This news bulletin reviews recent legal updates in intellectual property, trade secrets, and data protection. Key cases and regulatory changes across the US, India, and China are analysed, including notable litigation and new e-learning initiatives for startups.

Copyright Statistics

This post examines India’s copyright filing statistics for September 2019, focusing on trends in literary and artistic works. The analysis provides a factual overview of application volumes and percentage changes across categories.

Script Writer Sues Paramount, Jerry Seinfeld Wins Over Time Barred Infringement Claims, Facebook Blocks Links to The Pirate Bay and more

This bulletin examines major copyright infringement disputes, Facebook’s anti-piracy measures, and Indian court rulings affecting digital and entertainment law. It provides an objective overview of legal developments impacting media and intellectual property rights.