The bulletin presents key legal updates on copyright infringement, entertainment law, and e-commerce regulation in India and internationally. It covers significant court rulings, new copyright societies, and policy…
Intellepedia · 13 Jul 2019
The US Supreme Court’s decision in American Broadcasting vs. Aereo clarified the scope of public performance and copyright infringement for television broadcasts. The judgment signals a pivotal shift…
Intellepedia · 7 Jul 2019
This bulletin reviews significant legal developments, including the Swiss Supreme Court's approval of the APPLE trademark and Amazon's new liability for defective third-party goods. It also covers copyright…
Intellepedia · 5 Jul 2019
John Doe orders have become a significant tool in India for protecting intellectual property against online piracy. By targeting specific infringing links, these court orders ensure a balanced…
Intellepedia · 5 Jul 2019
This bulletin covers major copyright and entertainment law news, including Gigi Hadid’s copyright claim, Disney’s Avengers Endgame re-release, and notable legal developments in India and abroad. The update…
Intellepedia · 28 Jun 2019
This bulletin examines significant copyright infringement news and legal actions across various industries, including court-ordered website blocking and major lawsuits. It further covers intellectual property developments involving tech…
Intellepedia · 21 Jun 2019
This bulletin reviews recent legal developments in intellectual property and e-commerce, including court orders, privacy fines, and major investments. It provides objective analysis of the Delhi High Court’s…
Intellepedia · 14 Jun 2019
This article examines the rise of ground licensing notices for public performance rights in India, particularly those issued by Novex and similar entities. It provides a clear legal…
Dr. Kalyan Kankanala · 13 Jun 2019
The Madras High Court has prohibited unauthorised monetisation of Ilaiyaraja’s songs, opening new avenues for music authors. This bulletin also reviews DIPP’s draft copyright rules and significant global…
Intellepedia · 7 Jun 2019
The Delhi High Court has ruled that architects cannot use moral rights to prevent demolition of their works, narrowing the scope of Section 57. Other updates include Time’s…
Intellepedia · 31 May 2019