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Can Photographs infringe Dance Choreography Copyright?

This post explores if photographs of dance performances can infringe choreography copyright, referencing a significant US legal case. It further discusses how dancers can protect and commercialise their creative works through intellectual property rights.

The Fight for Martha Graham’s Copyrights and Trademarks in Technique, Style, Choreography, Sets, Jewellery, Costumes and Music

This post explores the Martha Graham copyright and trademark dispute, detailing the legal complexities of IP ownership in dance. It highlights how clear agreements are essential for dancers to protect and commercialise their creative works.

The Business of Building, Managing and Monetizing Intellectual Property Assets

This post examines a recent seminar that addressed the business and legal aspects of building, managing, and monetizing intellectual property assets in India. Experts shared strategies and frameworks for integrating IP into business success, reflecting the growing importance of IP in the Indian corporate landscape.

Eris Acquires Novartis Trademark for $13 Million, New Amendment to China’s Trademark Law in Effect, Harry Porter Spins Jewellery Magic, Whose Domain is VisitQatar.com? and more

This bulletin features key trademark developments such as Eris’s acquisition of Novartis trademarks, amendments to China’s Trademark Law, and brand licensing news. It also discusses domain disputes and the GI registration of Manipur Black Rice, offering comprehensive insights for the IP community.

1008 More Renewal Notices Issued this Week, 30 Percent Decrease in TM Registrations this Week and more

This week’s Indian trademark statistics reveal a significant thirty percent decrease in registrations and a notable rise in renewal notices. The analysis includes weekly and yearly data, providing a jurisdiction-wise overview compiled by BananaIP Counsels.

35% Increase in the Total Registrations Granted this Week, 837 More Hearing Notices Issued this Week and more

This week’s Indian trademark statistics show a significant 35 percent increase in registrations and a notable rise in hearing notices. The analysis, compiled by BananaIP Counsels, provides detailed jurisdiction-wise insights and reflects the ongoing efforts to enhance trademark awareness.

Rubik’s Cube Owners Puzzled after Losing EU Trademark, Snapdeal Joins INTA, Scottish Whisky Wins GI Battle

This bulletin analyses key trademark and intellectual property updates, including the Rubik’s Cube EU trademark decision and Snapdeal’s INTA membership. It also highlights geographical indication enforcement and recent brand licensing developments.

40% Increase Recorded in Disposal through Trademark Hearings this Week, 8% Decrease in Registrations Granted this Week and more

The weekly analysis reveals a notable 40 percent rise in trademark disposals through hearings and an 8 percent drop in registrations granted. Compiled by BananaIP Counsels, this bulletin presents clear, structured statistics to promote trademark awareness.

Fox Files Trademark for Viral Internet Phrase “OK Boomer”, Darjeeling Green and White Teas Registered as GI, Can Artists Use Trademarks in Their Works?, and more

This trademark news roundup analyses significant updates such as Fox’s trademark filing for OK Boomer, Darjeeling teas receiving GI status, and legal questions on artists’ use of trademarks. Other highlights include cybersquatting disputes and franchising developments in India.

Increase of 91% in Applications Disposed Through Show Cause Hearings, Decrease of 2354 in Applications Published This Week

This week’s Indian trademark statistics highlight a sharp rise in show cause hearing disposals and a marked decrease in trademark journal publications. The report provides an analytical overview of key trademark office activities across jurisdictions.