YouTube ordered to take down copyright infringing material

The German regional court has clarified YouTube’s responsibility to remove infringing material once notified, following a dispute with GEMA. This decision highlights the obligations of online platforms regarding copyright infringement and the expectations for preventive measures.

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Padmini and ors.Vs.Raj Television Network Limited

This case discusses whether the assignment of negative rights to a film includes future modes such as digital cinematography under Indian copyright law. The Court held that the comprehensive assignment of negatives covered all forms of exploitation, including digital formats, upholding Raj Television Network’s rights.

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IIMB’s Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) Initiative: Bringing college to you!

IIMB’s IIMBx MOOCs initiative offers free, high-quality management courses to a broad audience, addressing barriers to top-tier education in India. The programme leverages technology and expert faculty, setting a new standard in accessible online learning.

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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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