Mohenjo Daro has become embroiled in a copyright dispute after Akashaditya Lama accused the filmmakers of copying his script. The legal battle raises significant questions about copyright protection in Indian cinema and the complexities of film script ownership.
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Grumpy Cat gets into an IP Spat
Grumpy Cat Limited has initiated legal proceedings against Grenade Beverages for alleged breaches of trademark and copyright under a licensing agreement. The suit highlights the complexities of intellectual property enforcement in brand merchandising and licensing.
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The BCCC has issued an advisory regulating the depiction of witchcraft, superstition, and negative portrayal of women on Indian television. These measures complement legislative efforts, but the real solution may lie in education and awareness.
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Karnataka State Law University has launched the inaugural volume of its Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law, providing a dedicated forum for scholarly dialogue in these evolving legal fields. The event included expert addresses and highlighted the importance of research and multidisciplinary approaches to sports and entertainment law.
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The following presentation titled ‘Entertainment Licensing and Patents’ was delivered by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala at the 32nd National Convention on Patinformatics (Patent Informatics) for Technological...
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This article examines crucial clauses in a digital license agreement for creative works in India, focusing on representations, term, termination, and intellectual property rights. It provides guidance on standard contract provisions and legal execution practices.
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The doctrine of merger prevents copyright protection when an idea and its expression are indistinguishable. Courts in India and abroad apply this principle to maintain the balance between creative rights and public access to ideas.
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The post analyses statutory licensing for broadcasting organisations under Indian copyright law, focusing on Section 31D’s objectives and challenges. It includes expert industry views on the regime’s practical use and discusses key legal and operational considerations.
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This article examines the essential clauses of a digital license agreement, focusing on definitions, grant of rights, and consideration. It provides a structured legal analysis relevant to entertainment law and digital content licensing in India.
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This post examines key copyright cases involving social media, illustrating how courts address infringement and fair use issues. It offers objective insights into the intersection of copyright law and online content sharing.
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