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Case Brief: YRF v Sri Sai Ganesh Productions

The Delhi High Court’s decision in YRF v Sri Sai Ganesh Productions addresses key issues around copyright infringement and originality in cinematograph films. The Court’s findings clarify the boundaries of copyright protection for films in India and reinforce the rights of original film producers.

Government launches IPR website and mobile application for Startups and SME’s, India Innovation Index 2019, Hike launches Patent Program and more

DPIIT has launched the L2Pro IPR website and mobile app to support startups and SMEs with intellectual property management. Hike is now among the top Indian patent filers and has introduced a patent program to foster innovation. The post also reviews the India Innovation Index 2019 and covers the latest global and national IP developments.

Google to Launch Cloud Gaming Service Stadia on November 19, Donald Trump Joins Amazon’s Twitch, Amazon Music to Feature on Apple TVs and more

This bulletin examines Google’s Stadia launch, AMC’s streaming entry, and Amazon Music’s expansion to Apple TV. It also analyses recent legal developments in e-commerce and environmental concerns around packaging in India.

YouTube Wins Against Copyright Troll, Queen Complaint Gets Another Trump Video Off Twitter, Katy Perry Appeals Copyright Infringement Judgement and more

This bulletin examines key cases in entertainment law, including YouTube’s settlement with a copyright troll, Queen’s takedown of a Trump video, and Katy Perry’s copyright appeal. It also covers film piracy, directorial credit disputes, and international film bans, offering an analytical perspective on emerging legal issues.

CommScope Sues Rosenberger to Protect Trade Secrets, Tencent Lifts NBA Broadcast Ban, California Bans New Fur Products and more

This news bulletin reviews recent legal updates in intellectual property, trade secrets, and data protection. Key cases and regulatory changes across the US, India, and China are analysed, including notable litigation and new e-learning initiatives for startups.

98% Increase in Trademark Examinations this Week, 19 Trademark Registration Certificates Granted this Week and more

The Indian trademark office recorded a 98 percent rise in examinations this week, along with 19 new registration certificates. The report details notable trends in application processing and jurisdiction-wise statistics, reflecting ongoing developments in Indian trademark law.

Cartoon Network Becomes Eco-friendly, Facebook’s Current Shock over Cryptocurrency, and more

This bulletin explores recent trademark infringement cases, international disputes, and notable brand licensing deals. It includes legal updates on GI applications and domain name conflicts, providing a clear analysis of current trends in intellectual property.

A week of patent infringements in the US and more patent news

This week’s bulletin covers major patent infringement lawsuits in the US, including actions by SolarEdge and SharkNinja, and a settlement by Blackbird Technologies. Updates on IP academic initiatives and training programs are also included.

Indian Patent Office slows down this week

The Indian Patent Office witnessed a notable decline in patent grants and publications this week. Patent and design statistics provided by BananaIP Counsels offer a detailed breakdown of recent activity, reflecting current trends in India’s IP landscape.

Siri to Default to Preferred Third-Party Apps, Tesla Adds Spotify Premium, Netflix and live TV to In-Car System, Disney Bans Netflix Ads Across All its Entertainment Networks and more

The bulletin analyses Apple’s move to allow Siri to default to third-party apps, Tesla’s integration of streaming services, and Disney’s advertising shift against Netflix. It also addresses Amazon’s IP Accelerator initiative and the impact of online festive sales on traditional retail in India.