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Copyrights

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Dish Tv India faces Copyright infringement suit

Dish TV India was restrained by the Delhi High Court for copyright infringement involving unauthorised satellite broadcasts in the Middle East. The suit by OSN emphasised the importance…

Intellepedia · 27 Oct 2016

Entertainment and Copyright news

This update explores key trends in Indian copyright law, including the extension of Section 31D to internet broadcasting and government action against misleading copyright websites. The article provides…

Intellepedia · 21 Oct 2016

GS Media Judgement on hyperlinking

The GS Media judgement by the CJEU examines when hyperlinking constitutes a communication to the public under copyright law. The decision highlights the importance of knowledge and commercial…

Intellepedia · 22 Sep 2016

Demi Lovato cannot “Let it go’’

Demi Lovato is embroiled in a copyright dispute with Sleigh Bells, who allege her song 'Stars' infringes on their track 'Infinity Guitars'. The ongoing lawsuit underscores key issues…

Intellepedia · 26 Aug 2016

DNC may face Disney’s infringement lawsuit

The DNC's new Donald Ducks mascot closely resembles a Disney character, raising concerns of trademark and copyright infringement. Disney's strong IP protection history suggests potential legal action against…

Intellepedia · 22 Aug 2016

Ed Sheeran sued for ‘Thinking out loud’

Ed Sheeran faces a copyright lawsuit over 'Thinking Out Loud,' with allegations of copying Marvin Gaye's 'Let's Get It On.' The post examines the legal claims and industry…

Intellepedia · 12 Aug 2016

Mohenjo Daro triumphs infringement battle

The Bombay High Court dismissed a copyright infringement suit against Mohenjo Daro, finding no substantial similarity with the plaintiff’s work. The judgement reinforced the need for clear evidence…

Intellepedia · 8 Aug 2016

Mohenjo Daro clears copyright infringement case

The Bombay High Court dismissed a copyright infringement claim against the makers of Mohenjo Daro, finding the allegations unsupported. The court imposed costs on the plaintiff and allowed…

Intellepedia · 5 Aug 2016