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FLVTO.biz suggests RIAA to file lawsuit in Russia, Cox Communications requests delay in paying damages, Nintendo secures injunctions in Spain and more.

The post reviews key copyright law news, including FLVTO.biz’s suggestion for the RIAA to litigate in Russia, Cox Communications’ request to delay damages payment, and Nintendo’s recent legal victories in Spain. It also addresses Japan’s efforts to regulate cosplay from a copyright perspective.

Copyright and Information Technology Updates

This update details recent copyright and IT legal developments in India, including society registration, e-filing, and COVID-19 advisories. The post analyses official notifications and regulatory actions with a focus on clarity and factual reporting.

Copyright Statistics 2020 Recap

This post examines copyright registration statistics in India for 2020, showing a rise in applications and category-wise trends. The analysis is based on calendar year data from the copyright office, providing a clear and structured overview.

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.

Online Education and Intellectual Property Issues

This post examines intellectual property challenges faced by Indian educational institutions in the shift to online education. It highlights key copyright concerns and provides practical steps for compliance.

The need for copyright protection: Number of works created as a function of copyright protection

This article explores the need for copyright protection by assessing its impact on the creation and distribution of works. It provides an analytical overview of how copyright law achieves a balance between incentivising creators and ensuring public access, with a focus on economic and legal perspectives.

Online Enforcement of IP

This article explores the challenges and procedures of online enforcement of intellectual property, including takedown requests and intermediary roles. It offers a structured analysis of legal complexities and practical steps for protecting IP rights in the digital environment.

Upcoming IP Event: When Do You Really Need a Music License? (24th January, 2020)

This seminar by BananaIP Counsels addresses when a music license is required for live performances and events in India. Legal experts will provide clarity on copyright, licensing, and fair use for musicians and organisers.

The Fight for Martha Graham’s Copyrights and Trademarks in Technique, Style, Choreography, Sets, Jewellery, Costumes and Music

This post explores the Martha Graham copyright and trademark dispute, detailing the legal complexities of IP ownership in dance. It highlights how clear agreements are essential for dancers to protect and commercialise their creative works.

Openload and Streamango Shut Down Due to Piracy, UK High Court Holds TuneIn Liable for Unauthorised Rebroadcasting, Biopic on Late Politician Jayalalitha Receives Court Notice, and more

The bulletin provides an objective review of recent copyright and entertainment law news, including international piracy site shutdowns, UK and Indian court cases, and Bollywood legal disputes. Key legal challenges in the entertainment industry are examined with a focus on factual accuracy.