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Indian Copyright Orders and Judgments 2020-Part I

This post reviews important Indian copyright judgments from 2020, analysing court decisions in music, publishing, film, and software disputes. It presents an objective summary of legal principles and outcomes shaping Indian copyright law.

Indian Copyright Orders and Judgments – 2020

This article analyses key Indian copyright judgments and orders from 2020, focusing on statutory licensing, royalty issues, and digital infringement. It provides objective legal insights into how courts addressed complex copyright disputes during the year.

CB-CID directed to register Copyright Infringement Lawsuit, Cox Communication ordered to pay compensation of USD 1 Billion and more.

The post examines recent copyright infringement cases, including CB-CID’s registration of a complaint in India and Cox Communication’s USD 1 Billion penalty in the US. It also discusses Rapid Share’s acquittal in Switzerland, providing a legal and factual perspective.

Netflix sued by Author for Copyright Infringement, Nicki Minaj sued for Copyright Infringement and more.

The blog covers recent high-profile copyright infringement cases involving Netflix, Nicki Minaj, and Dharma Production. It provides analytical insights into court proceedings and legal arguments relating to performers’ rights and fair use.

Rihanna faces Copyright Infringement Lawsuit, Sherlock Holmes Lawsuit dismissed, Spotify launches Plagiarism Risk Detector and more.

This bulletin discusses Rihanna’s ongoing copyright case, the dismissal of the Sherlock Holmes lawsuit, and Spotify’s launch of a plagiarism risk detection tool. It also covers recent gaming copyright disputes and Donald Trump’s invocation of the Anti-SLAPP law.

Google Inks Copyright deal with French Newspapers, Wixen Music Publishing sues Triller for USD 50 Million,Facebook introduces revised Rights Manager Tool and more.

This bulletin reviews key copyright infringement news, including Google’s new agreement with French newspapers and major lawsuits in the entertainment industry. Updates on Facebook’s Rights Manager and TikTok’s global policy compliance are also featured.

T-Series issues Legal Notices to Video Platforms, Ford Motors denies Freeplay Music’s infringement claims and Court denies Taylor Swift’s motion to dismiss Infringement Lawsuit.

The bulletin examines recent legal developments involving T-Series, Ford Motors, Freeplay Music, and Taylor Swift in copyright infringement matters. Each case highlights the nuanced legal arguments and jurisdictional questions central to contemporary music copyright disputes.

Zoom considering Legal Action against Jio Meet,Travis Scott Faces Infringement Lawsuit,Twitter removes Trump Campaign’s George Floyd Tweets and more

This legal news bulletin discusses ongoing copyright infringement lawsuits, including actions involving Zoom, Travis Scott, and the Internet Archive. It also examines cases of counterfeit branded masks and plagiarism allegations in the Indian film industry.

Michael Jordan’s Tequila Brand Sued for Copyright Infringement, Vox Media faces Infringement Lawsuit by Photographer,HBO Discontinues Free Streaming of Shows and more

This post examines significant copyright infringement lawsuits involving Michael Jordan’s tequila brand and Vox Media. It also discusses HBO’s streaming policy, Netflix’s subscriber growth, and Apple Music’s partnership with Samsung.

Ford Faces USD 8.1 million Infringement Lawsuit, Jennifer Lopez Sued over Infringing Photograph and US Copyright and Patent Offices Asked to Study Infringement by States

Ford faces a major copyright infringement lawsuit for alleged unauthorised use of music in advertisements. Jennifer Lopez is sued over sharing a photographer’s image on Instagram. The US Copyright and Patent Offices have been asked to study state government infringement after a recent Supreme Court ruling.