Summary
This week’s bulletin covers significant developments in copyright, media, and entertainment law. Notably, visual artist Stephanie Sarley has filed a lawsuit against musician Shenseea alleging copyright infringement in a music video. The Union Minister of Information and Broadcasting announced plans to introduce a new Bill to regulate digital media and simplify newspaper registration. The Union Commerce and Industry Minister also stressed the importance of self-regulation for OTT platform content, highlighting the need for balanced industry growth. The update is part of BananaIP Counsels’ ongoing initiative to promote awareness about intellectual property law in India.
This week’s copyright, media, and entertainment law updates are as below:
Music Video Artist Shenseea Sued for Copyright Infringement
Information and Broadcasting Minister to Draft a New Bill Regulating Digital Media
Commerce and Industry Minister Calls for Self-Regulation of Content in the OTT Space
Authored by Ipshita Bhattacharyya (Associate, BananaIP Counsels)
About BananaIP Counsels:
This Copyright and Entertainment Law News Bulletin is brought to you by the Copyright and Trademark Division of BananaIP Counsels, a Top ranked IP Firm in India. BananaIP Counsels’ trademark attorneys are among the leading experts in the field. If you have any questions, or need any clarifications, please write to contact@bananaip.com with the subject: Copyright News.
The weekly intellectual property law news initiative is a part of their pro bono work and is aimed at spreading awareness about intellectual property and allied laws. You are free to share the news with appropriate attribution and link back to the source.
Disclaimer:
Please note that the news bulletin has been put together from different sources, primary and secondary, and BananaIP’s reporters may not have verified all the news published in the bulletin. You may write to contact@bananaip.com for corrections and take down.