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Intellectual Property

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RIO 2016 and Trademarks

This article analyses the trademark restrictions imposed during the Rio 2016 Olympics, focusing on enforcement by the IOC and USOC. It discusses the implications for businesses, media, and…

Intellepedia · 17 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

Intellectual Property : Sipping on IP

'Sipping on IP' sessions by BananaIP Counsels provide an open forum to discuss recent developments in Indian intellectual property law. The post analyses copyright, trademark, and patent issues,…

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

Trademark backlog to be finally reduced?

The Commerce and Industry Minister has outlined steps to reduce the trademark backlog in India, including hiring more examiners and strengthening online filing. Recent improvements and legal measures…

Intellepedia · 3 Aug 2016

“Don’t Use my Name”, “Okay, Cool”

Burberry initiated legal action against rapper Burberry Perry for using its name and trademarks to promote his music. The matter concluded quickly when the artist changed his stage…

Intellepedia · 1 Aug 2016

USPTO Announces Post-Prosecution Pilot Program (P3)

The USPTO has launched the Post-Prosecution Pilot (P3) program to provide an alternative to appeals after a final rejection. This initiative enables applicants to present arguments directly to…

Intellepedia · 29 Jul 2016