This weekly update examines Indian copyright statistics, IP expertise concerns, and major entertainment law events, including international lawsuits and high-profile leaks. It also provides actionable guidance on promoting IP awareness and combating piracy, reflecting an objective, fact-based legal perspective.
Read more about India lacks IP Expertise, Game of Thrones leaks, New South Wales government sued for royalties and more weekly copyright and entertainment newsCategory: IP for Start Ups
Free Patents, Trademark registration for Startups (Government schemes for startups)
The post examines the SIPP scheme, which offers startups in India free patent and trademark registration support through government-appointed facilitators. It presents eligibility criteria, procedural requirements, and clarifies the scope and validity of the scheme, maintaining a factual and analytical perspective.
Read more about Free Patents, Trademark registration for Startups (Government schemes for startups)IP for Start-ups : A Presentation by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala at CII Hyderabad
The following presentation was delivered by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala at the one day Seminar on ‘IPR Management for Startups in Electronics and ICT Sectors’...
Read more about IP for Start-ups : A Presentation by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala at CII HyderabadIP Related Schemes for Startups and SMEs
This article examines government schemes supporting intellectual property protection for Indian startups and SMEs. It details eligibility, procedures, and key financial incentives through a clear, structured legal analysis.
Read more about IP Related Schemes for Startups and SMEsStartUp India: Patents and Business
Patents are becoming vital for Indian startups, offering protection, enabling growth, and attracting venture funding. The government’s SIPP scheme supports startups in securing and leveraging their intellectual property for competitive advantage.
Read more about StartUp India: Patents and BusinessPatent and Other Government Policy for Start-Ups
The Indian government’s Start-Up policy introduces major incentives such as tax cuts, simplified compliance, and patent benefits to foster innovation. These measures are expected to enhance IP filings and overall start-up activity in India.
Read more about Patent and Other Government Policy for Start-UpsIP a Key Part of PM Modi’s Pitch for Start-ups to Make in India and Stay in India
Prime Minister Modi is focusing on strengthening intellectual property rights in India to attract and retain startups. Streamlined patent processes and government-supported legal aid are central to this effort.
Read more about IP a Key Part of PM Modi’s Pitch for Start-ups to Make in India and Stay in IndiaNSRCEL’S IP For Start-ups at IIMB a Grand Success
NSRCEL at IIM Bangalore organised a well-received event on intellectual property for startups. The programme offered practical guidance and resources to help entrepreneurs manage and protect their IP assets.
Read more about NSRCEL’S IP For Start-ups at IIMB a Grand SuccessIP, Patents for Start-ups and Entrepreneurs (Part- XII): IP Licensing
This post analyses IP licensing as a strategic option for startups to monetize and commercialize their intellectual property while retaining ownership. It reviews key agreement clauses and outlines the advantages of licensing over outright assignments for Indian businesses.
Read more about IP, Patents for Start-ups and Entrepreneurs (Part- XII): IP LicensingImportance of IP For Start-ups and Entrepreneurs (Part XI): IP Valuation for Start-ups
IP valuation is essential for startups seeking funding, partnerships, or planning exit strategies. This article details key valuation methods and stresses the importance of expert assessment for informed decision-making.
Read more about Importance of IP For Start-ups and Entrepreneurs (Part XI): IP Valuation for Start-ups