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Intellepedia Presents a Seminar on Intellectual Property for Business and Financial Benefit

Intellepedia is hosting a focused seminar on intellectual property for business and financial benefit, led by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala in Bangalore. The session provides actionable insights into leveraging IP for competitive and financial advantage in India.

Burn Rate, a gripping and insightful novel by Prof Jon M. Garon

Burn Rate by Prof Jon M Garon is a gripping crime and technology thriller set in Silicon Valley, exploring AI and legal dilemmas. The novel offers insightful commentary on corporate, ethical, and intellectual property issues, making it a recommended read for the IP community.

Full text of Ayodhya Judgment of Supreme Court of India

Though the Supreme Court's Ayodhya Judgment is not directly related to intellectual property, innovation and creativity, the focus of Intellepedia, we are sharing the full...

“Building an Intellectual Property Framework for your Organization” Seminar Being Organized by Intellepedia – India’s Leading IP Resource for Corporates & Professionals

Intellepedia is hosting a seminar on building an intellectual property framework for organizations, focusing on strategic IP management for business value. The event features leading experts and is aimed at executive decision makers from innovation-driven companies.

IP, Privacy and Antitrust This Week: Publishers Sue Audible, Google Ends Mobile Network Insights, Qualcomm to Keep “No License, No Chip” Policy, and more

This week’s news examines publisher lawsuits against Audible, regulatory actions involving Google, Intel, and Qualcomm, and evolving privacy concerns with Facebook and TikTok. The bulletin offers a structured review of current IP, privacy, and antitrust developments.

Draft E-Commerce Policy Has a Long Way To Go

This post examines the Draft National E-Commerce Policy, focusing on its treatment of data protection, marketplace regulation, and compliance issues. It argues for clearer, more comprehensive legal standards to foster growth and protect stakeholders in India’s evolving e-commerce landscape.

Kindle eBooks, Amazon and Business of Licensing: Section 33 Non-Compliance?

The post analyses Amazon’s eBook licensing practices in India, arguing that they contravene Section 33 of the Copyright Act by effectively running a licensing business without registration as a copyright society. The discussion highlights the impact on author rights, regulatory oversight, and the broader implications for Indian copyright law.

Kindle eBooks, FDI eCommerce Policy and Amazon Marketplace – Non-compliance Continues Contd.

This article analyses Amazon’s Kindle eBook business model in India and its compliance with FDI eCommerce policy. It highlights issues of exclusivity, preferential treatment, and vendor equality on the Amazon marketplace.

Intermediaries, Marketplaces and Take Down Actions

This post examines the challenges of intermediary liability and takedown actions in India, focusing on copyright enforcement in online marketplaces. It provides a legal and practical perspective on the effectiveness and pitfalls of the takedown process.

Kindle eBooks and Amazon Marketplace – The Non-Compliance Continues

This article analyses Kindle eBooks and Amazon Marketplace in India, focusing on issues of copyright and FDI policy compliance. It highlights how Amazon’s exclusive practices may violate Indian regulatory frameworks, creating challenges for market competition and new entrants.