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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.

Amazon launches Project Zero in India, DRDO offers royalty free patents and other patent updates

This week’s bulletin highlights Amazon’s Project Zero launch in India, DRDO’s royalty free patent initiative, and significant updates on IP rights and patent disputes. The post offers structured analysis of key developments in Indian and international patent law.

Right to be Forgotten: Google Wins Geo-blocking Case in EU

The EU Court clarified that Google is not required to de-reference personal data globally under the right to be forgotten, endorsing geo-blocking for EU Member States. The decision defines the territorial reach of privacy rights for search engines within the EU.

20000 patents granted till date. Will the Indian patent office issue enough patents this year?

This bulletin presents a detailed overview of Indian patent and design statistics for November 2019, including grants, publications, and examinations. It provides city-wise data and cumulative figures, offering an objective analysis of trends in the Indian patent office.

Alibaba Smashes Records with $38 Billion Singles’ Day Sales, Nike Pulls its Products from Amazon, Launch of Disney+ and more

This bulletin analyses major updates in the e-commerce and licensing sectors, including Alibaba’s record Singles’ Day sales, Nike’s departure from Amazon, and the launch of Disney Plus. It also examines new draft consumer protection rules and strategic moves by Ferrari and Netflix.

Netflix Wins Suit Against Pablo Escobar’s Girlfriend, New Hollywood Film to Digitally Recreate Late Actor James Dean, Ariana Grande’s $10 Million Suit Put on Hold and more

This bulletin analyses recent entertainment law developments, including Netflix’s copyright case, James Dean’s digital recreation, and Ariana Grande’s lawsuit. It also covers ISP liability, illegal streaming convictions, and major copyright disputes in the entertainment industry.

Fast tracking #Patents in India: Join us on 23rd November, 2019, to discuss strategies for expediting #PatentGrants

Changes in Indian patent rules now make it feasible to obtain patent grants within a year of filing. BananaIP Counsels is hosting a seminar on 23rd November 2019 to discuss practical strategies for expediting the patent process in India. The session, led by Dr. Kalyan Kankanala, is designed for businesses and individuals seeking quick patent protection.

Privacy Fears Around Google Sharing Data with Hospitals,Microsoft to Honour California’s Data Privacy Law and more

The bulletin discusses Google’s data sharing partnership with Ascension and resulting privacy concerns, Microsoft’s nationwide adoption of California’s data privacy law, and notable legal actions involving trade secrets and celebrity endorsements. The analysis adopts a structured, factual legal approach.

California Joins Facebook Investigation, Amazon Accused of “Tying” by Online Merchant, Facebook Pulled Up Over Fake Ads and more

This update examines major legal actions against Facebook, Amazon, and TikTok, focusing on antitrust, privacy, and intellectual property issues. It provides a concise analysis of ongoing investigations and lawsuits impacting the global technology sector.