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Gigi Hadid Claims Copyright, Disney to Re-Release ‘Avengers: Endgame’, and more

This bulletin covers major copyright and entertainment law news, including Gigi Hadid’s copyright claim, Disney’s Avengers Endgame re-release, and notable legal developments in India and abroad. The update provides objective analysis on current legal controversies and industry shifts.

Delhi HC Orders Against Unauthorized Broadcast of World Cup 2019, La Liga App Fined for Spying on Users, Amazon Invests INR 2800 Cr in India, and more

This bulletin reviews recent legal developments in intellectual property and e-commerce, including court orders, privacy fines, and major investments. It provides objective analysis of the Delhi High Court’s World Cup broadcast order, La Liga’s privacy fine, and Amazon’s investment in India.

Responding to Public Performance and Ground Licensing Notices

This article examines the rise of ground licensing notices for public performance rights in India, particularly those issued by Novex and similar entities. It provides a clear legal framework for analysing such notices and outlines practical steps for businesses to respond effectively.

Delhi HC Clarifies Architect’s Moral Rights, Time Settles Dispute Over Embedded Tom Brady Tweet, INOX Screening World Cup Matches, and more

The Delhi High Court has ruled that architects cannot use moral rights to prevent demolition of their works, narrowing the scope of Section 57. Other updates include Time’s settlement over an embedded Tom Brady tweet, INOX’s plans to screen World Cup matches, and significant licensing developments in entertainment law.

Protecting Celebrity Rights Through Trademark & Copyright Laws

This article examines how trademark and copyright laws protect celebrity rights in the USA, UK, and India. It discusses the legal scope of personality, privacy, and publicity rights, highlighting the need for robust legislative measures in India.

KYUNKI SAAS BHI KABHI BAHU THI Vs. TIDE- Rights in a Cinematographic Work

The Bombay High Court in Star India v Leo Burnett analysed copyright infringement and passing off claims regarding a popular TV serial and a detergent commercial. The Court found no infringement or passing off, emphasizing the independent creation of the commercial and the absence of character merchandising.

Online Piracy: A Convenient Crime

The post examines how the shutdown of Megaupload highlights the convenience and widespread appeal of online piracy. It analyses motivations behind digital piracy and suggests legal and technological strategies to address the issue.

Madras HC Lifts TikTok Ban, Complaint Against ‘Mental Hai Kya’, and more

The post reviews significant copyright and entertainment law developments, including the Madras High Court’s TikTok decision and the IPS complaint against Mental Hai Kya. It also discusses major piracy incidents, international copyright disputes, and new trends in licensing and film promotion.

EC Issues Notices to TV Channels, Stalls Modi Biopic; Twitter Removes Trump Tweet; GoT Final Season Merchandise, and more

This post presents a legal analysis of major copyright and entertainment law news in India and internationally. It covers EC actions, copyright infringement disputes, and significant licensing and merchandising developments. The content is structured to provide clarity on recent legal trends impacting the entertainment sector.

My Fair Writer – Fair Use Principles for Writers: Copyrights and Writers Part 12

This article analyses fair use principles for writers under Indian copyright law, including fair dealing and transformative use. It also touches upon trademark fair use in literary works and the importance of limiting use to what is necessary.