The post analyses Indian copyright application statistics for March and April 2022, noting a decrease in filings and a focus on literary works. Compiled by BananaIP Counsels, it aims to inform readers about IP trends in India.
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Indian Copyright Statistics-May to July 2021
This report offers a concise analysis of Indian copyright application statistics between May and July 2021. It details substantial increases in filings, with most applications relating to literary and dramatic works.
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This analysis explores the social context of copyright infringement in India, with particular reference to Sci-Hub litigation and academic publishing. It highlights the need for a balanced legal approach that considers public interest, affordable access, and the realities of technological change.
Read more about Social Dimensions of Copyright Infringement and Enforcement: A Quick Reflection in the context of Sci-Hub LitigationIdea Expression Dichotomy
This post discusses the legal concept of idea expression dichotomy, highlighting how copyright distinguishes between ideas and their unique expression. It offers an analytical overview of the evolution of literary ownership and the criteria for copyright infringement under Indian law.
Read more about Idea Expression DichotomyMy 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.
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The article explores legal considerations for Indian writers using pseudonyms, focusing on copyright registration, publishing agreements, and trademark protection. It offers practical guidance for writers and publishers on navigating these legal complexities.
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The article discusses how originality and creativity are fundamental for copyright protection for writers under Indian law. It explains the legal standards and offers practical examples to clarify how these requirements are met.
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The post analyses copyright protection for writers in India, including ownership, registration, and legal rights under Indian law. Key questions around publishing agreements and enforcement are introduced for future discussion.
Read more about Words Are All We Have – Copyrights and Writers (Part 1)Waiving Moral Rights Can Be Moral
This analysis explores whether moral rights can be waived under different legal systems, with a focus on Indian copyright law. The issue remains unsettled by legislation and case law, making contractual terms and author status pivotal.
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This post reviews recent copyright law news, including significant judicial orders, international copyright disputes, and new licensing initiatives. It provides an analytical perspective on Indian and global developments relevant to copyright, entertainment, and merchandising.
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