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Indiamart cannot claim Intermediary Status, says Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court has denied Indiamart intermediary status for failing to prevent trademark infringement of Puma on its platform. The ruling highlights the need for active due diligence by ecommerce intermediaries to avoid direct liability for IP violations.

Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules, 2020 – Proposed Amendments (2021)

The post provides an objective analysis of the proposed amendments to the Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules, 2020. It details compliance requirements, new definitions, and enhanced duties for e-commerce platforms in India. Regulatory implications for registration, consumer protection, and transparency are discussed in depth.

Amazon expands Support for Multiple Indian Languages, Streaming Platforms choose Self-regulation over Statutory Rules and more.

Amazon has broadened its Indian language support in a move to enhance user access. Streaming platforms in India are opting for self-regulation under a formal code, and there are new developments in content moderation and licensing agreements across the digital sector.

HBO Max to Launch in May, Gains Exclusive Rights of ‘South Park’, Google Cloud Unveils New Celebrity Recognition Feature, Louis Vuitton Bids to take over Tiffany & Co and more

This bulletin reports on HBO Max’s exclusive South Park streaming rights, Google Cloud’s AI celebrity recognition, and Louis Vuitton’s $14.5 billion Tiffany acquisition bid. Key legal and tech news from India and the global market are also covered, including updates on CCI investigations and Microsoft’s Pentagon contract.

FlipFit to Combine StitchFix and Instagram,Formula 1 Will Live-Stream Grand Prix in association with Twitch, Huawei to License 5G Technology in the US and more

This news bulletin explores recent advancements in eCommerce law, technology licensing, and digital media partnerships. It highlights regulatory concerns, innovative business strategies, and the evolving landscape of digital content and promotions in India and globally.

Disney Bags 8 Major Advertisers for Star Wars Finale, LVMH Looks for Revenue from Virtual Fashion, Universal Unveils New Trolls Tour Line-Ups and more

The bulletin covers Disney’s major advertising partnerships for the Star Wars finale, LVMH’s move into virtual fashion, and Universal’s new Trolls licensing. It also addresses regulatory and funding developments impacting Indian ecommerce and online betting sectors.

Tinder Originals, Big Bang Theory Worth 1 Billion, and more

This news bulletin analyses recent developments in ecommerce law, licensing, and streaming rights, including FDI policy concerns, original content initiatives, and major rights acquisitions. The analysis is structured to provide clarity on emerging trends in India and internationally.

eCommerce and Licensing News: Govt Relaxes FDI Norms for Single Brand Retail, Ali Express Opens Brick and Mortar Store in Spain, Google Launches Video Game Streaming, and more

This bulletin covers key updates in eCommerce law, FDI policy changes for single brand retail, and recent global licensing and IP transactions. Analysis includes the impact on major brands and legal implications for the Indian and international markets.

Copyright and eCommerce Law News: Apple Sues Corellium for Copyright Infringement, YouTube Sues Copyright Troll for Extortion, US Govt Supports Led Zepplin in Infringement Case and more

This bulletin examines recent highlights in copyright infringement and eCommerce law, including court orders against piracy sites and major lawsuits by Apple and YouTube. It also discusses policy shifts, industry mergers, and government actions impacting the entertainment and eCommerce sectors.

Intermediaries, Marketplaces and Take Down Actions

This post examines the challenges of intermediary liability and takedown actions in India, focusing on copyright enforcement in online marketplaces. It provides a legal and practical perspective on the effectiveness and pitfalls of the takedown process.