The Delhi High Court has ordered the urgent reconstitution of the Copyright Board in India, citing statutory requirements for judicial representation under the Copyright Act 2012. This article analyses the ongoing legal scrutiny and the administrative steps being directed to restore the Board’s adjudicatory role.
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The Canvas might be Yours, but My Tattoo is My Art!
The blog analyses the ongoing legal battle over tattoo copyright ownership involving NBA 2K16 and Solid Oak Sketches. It explores whether tattoo authorship and ownership should reside with the artist or the athlete, considering the complexities of copyright law.
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IP Tango is a leading blog covering intellectual property law and news from Latin America and beyond. Founded by Jeremy Philips and managed by Dr. Patricia Covarrubia, it offers reliable, expert analysis of key IP issues.
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Likelihood of Confusion stands out as a leading IP blog, offering insightful analysis on trademark and copyright law. Authored by Ron Coleman, the blog’s unique perspectives make it a valuable resource for legal professionals and academics alike.
Read more about World’s Best IP Blogs – Likelihood of Confusion‘Bound by Law: Tales from the Public Domain’
Bound by Law Tales from the Public Domain uses a graphic novel format to demystify fair use and copyright law. It offers clear legal insights for creators and the general public, though some concepts may require prior knowledge for full comprehension.
Read more about ‘Bound by Law: Tales from the Public Domain’Access to Copyrighted Works for Persons with Disability- Conference at NLSIU
The NLSIU conference examines the Marrakesh Treaty and Indian copyright law, focusing on improving access to works for persons with disabilities. Experts and stakeholders discuss legal provisions, implications, and the broader impact on accessibility.
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This article discusses the legal debate over the copyright status of Anne Frank’s diary and the Anne Frank Foundation’s attempt to extend its protection by naming Otto Frank as co-author. It evaluates the legal, ethical, and practical implications of this move within the context of European copyright law.
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The US Court of Appeals has ruled that Google’s digitisation of books for the Google Books service is a fair use under copyright law. The judgment clarifies the scope of transformative use and strengthens the framework for balancing public interest with authors’ rights.
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This post discusses copyright concerns in machinima, addressing fair use, EULA limitations, and risks of commercial exploitation. It recommends careful adherence to developer guidelines due to the uncertain legal landscape.
Read more about Machinima – Copyright and Related Issues – Part IIStatutory Licensing for Broadcasting Organisations
The post analyses statutory licensing for broadcasting organisations under Indian copyright law, focusing on Section 31D’s objectives and challenges. It includes expert industry views on the regime’s practical use and discusses key legal and operational considerations.
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