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Number of grants increase by over 60% this week, minor drop in patent publications

The latest Indian patent statistics reveal a notable 60 percent increase in grants this week, while patent publications have seen a slight decline. Comprehensive data on publications, grants, examinations, and design registrations is analysed in detail.

CAIT announces launch of eCommerce Portal, Samsung and Nokia ink Video Patent Licensing Deal, Spotify and Kakao sign Music Licensing Deal and more.

CAIT is set to launch the Bharatemarket ecommerce portal, targeting wide-scale trader participation in India. The bulletin also highlights major patent and music licensing deals, regulatory telecom changes, and Warner Bros.’ partnership with Toybox for 3D printed toys.

Apple sued for infringement of Emojis, The Mail ordered to publish its defeat in suit against Meghan Markle, Justice League accidently released on HBO Max and more.

This post analyses recent copyright infringement cases, including lawsuits against Apple and Tekashi 6ix9ine, as well as legal rulings on privacy and media leaks. It also covers significant decisions on digital copyright and framing by the CJEU.

China top patent filer in 2020, India ranks 13th; IPAB’s future in limbo and more

China led in global patent filings for 2020, with India ranking 13th. Industry groups have raised concerns over the possible abolition of the IPAB. The post also covers recent patent disputes and Ricoh’s entry into WIPO GREEN.

Slow down in activity across the Indian patent office this week

This week’s Indian patent office statistics indicate a significant slowdown in both patent publications and grants. The post provides an analytical summary of city-wise trends, FER issuance, and industrial design registrations, offering a clear view of current IP activity.

No streaming of K-pop songs over Licensing Dispute, Disney shuts stores for eCommerce Business, Twitter introduces new e-marketing feature and more.

This post explores the K-pop licensing dispute, Disney’s move to eCommerce, and Twitter’s new marketing features. It also discusses music IP rights sales and China’s box office growth, providing a legal and business analysis.

French Court fines Jeff Koons for Copyright Infringement, English High Court orders ISPs to block Music Piracy Sites, Supreme Court suggests screening Online Content and more.

This bulletin presents a structured analysis of recent legal news, including court orders on copyright infringement, ISP obligations, and online content screening. Key cases from France, the UK, the US, and India are discussed with clarity and legal precision.

Bombay High Court Vacates Injunction Granted to ISKCON, Burberry Fights Baneberry and more

The Bombay High Court has revoked an injunction in the ISKCON trademark case due to new developments and pending Supreme Court proceedings. The post also reviews recent legal actions by Burberry and Chanel, as well as updates in brand licensing, domain disputes, and geographical indications in India.

The Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021- A Brief Note

The Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021, introduce comprehensive compliance and redressal mechanisms for intermediaries and digital media platforms. This note highlights key provisions, recent legal challenges, and the evolving regulatory landscape in India.

IP waiver on Covid-19 vaccine, AI lacks ‘legal personality’ says USPTO to Court and more

This post analyses the IP waiver proposal for Covid-19 vaccines and the USPTO’s stance on AI inventorship, focusing on their legal implications. It also covers recent international patent settlements and policy updates with an objective, legal-academic perspective.