The Case of Indian Intellectual Property – Misplaced Perception

This article analyses how Indian intellectual property is perceived internationally, especially by the United States, and assesses India’s progress over the past decade. It highlights the importance of understanding India’s unique legal and policy framework for intellectual property.

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“Digital Content, Intellectual Property and Innovation”- A talk by Prof. David D. Friedman

Prof. David D. Friedman’s lecture at IIM Bangalore examined the challenges of copyright enforcement and intellectual property protection in the digital age. He discussed technological, legal, and economic strategies to address online piracy and innovation.

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You (don’t) sow what you reap : Monsanto Corporation and Patent Enforcement

This article explores Monsanto’s enforcement of patents on genetically engineered seeds and the unintended consequences for farmers. It analyses court cases, highlights the challenges of patent infringement in agriculture, and discusses potential policy solutions to protect public interest and farmer rights.

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The Amazing Race: US and India Patent Statistics

This post examines US and India patent statistics for major technology companies in early 2015. It highlights key trends in granted and published patents, offering insights into the competitive landscape of intellectual property. The analysis underscores significant differences in patent activity between the two jurisdictions.

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