622 articles
This post covers the latest DU copyright case update, international copyright law news, and major entertainment licensing developments in India. It also examines recent government regulations affecting broadcasting…
This weekly update covers significant legal events in the entertainment sector, including new trademarks, merchandise deals, and copyright lawsuits. Compiled by BananaIP Counsels, it presents key developments for…
This update reviews recent legal developments in entertainment and copyright law, including infringement cases, licensing opportunities, and international trends. Insights are provided with a clear, analytical approach relevant…
This update explores recent copyright infringement cases before the Bombay High Court, shifts in entertainment licensing, and disputes around celebrity publicity rights. It analyses legal developments in digital…
This article examines the complex structure of royalty rights in sound recordings, lyrics, and musical works under Indian law. It discusses copyright ownership, licensing, and the roles of…
The Indian Government has launched an IPR toolkit to assist police in enforcing intellectual property rights. This scheme, led by CIPAM and FICCI, is part of the National…
The post provides an overview of landmark copyright law events in India during 2016, including notable court decisions and regulatory actions. It highlights disputes, judicial clarifications, and policy…
This post examines key copyright law events in India during 2016, focusing on judicial restrictions on copyright societies and the influential DU photocopy case. It provides an analytical…
This article addresses prevalent misconceptions about intellectual property law, focusing on differences between patents, trademarks, and copyrights. It clarifies the broad relevance of IP across businesses and highlights…
This post analyses the Supreme Court’s decision in Indian Performing Right Society v. Aditya Pandey, clarifying royalty payments for sound recordings. The judgment affirms that broadcasters need only…