In a clear endorsement of constitutional protections in the digital realm, the Supreme Court set aside a Delhi High Court directive requiring removal of Wikipedia content related to a defamation suit. The Court held that such pre-emptive takedown orders, absent a compelling constitutional basis, violate the freedoms guaranteed under Articles 19 and 21, and cannot be sustained within India’s legal framework.
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Key Judgments on Movie Rights Assignments from Madras High Court | Case Notes
This article analyses recent Madras High Court judgments on movie rights assignments in Tamil cinema. It highlights the court’s stance on the validity, clarity, and order of assignment agreements, offering essential legal insights for industry stakeholders.
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This post provides a structured analysis of recent copyright and entertainment law disputes, including high-profile lawsuits involving films, celebrities, and major brands. It highlights the ongoing importance of intellectual property rights and legal developments in the entertainment industry.
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Karnataka’s amended Goonda Act now covers digital offenders, allowing preventive detention for IT and copyright-related activities. The legal community has expressed concern over the law’s scope and the severity of its detention provisions.
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The PROTECT IP Act of 2011 seeks to enhance US legal action against online intellectual property infringement and domain-related offences. While broadening enforcement scope, the Act has faced criticisms regarding due process and the potential for misuse in controlling internet content.
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This update examines key legal developments in Indian copyright and entertainment law, including recent court rulings, digital rights deals, and industry trends. It offers structured, factual insights relevant to film licensing and online streaming.
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Apple’s latest patent introduces technology that disables phone cameras using infrared signals to prevent unauthorised recordings, especially in protected venues. While it offers clear benefits for copyright holders, it also raises questions about potential misuse in open societies.
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BREIN, a Dutch anti-piracy organisation, is expanding its enforcement to include individual uploaders on pirate websites. The group’s new strategy involves collecting IP addresses and seeking support from ISPs, with potential legal consequences for infringers.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation is advancing efforts for DMCA exemptions to support software preservation and legitimate use. Their petitions aim to address legal uncertainties and ensure continued access to legally purchased digital content.
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