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Copyright Statistics, BCCI, Facebook, PokerNews and More.

The post analyses recent trends in Indian copyright registrations and reviews significant infringement cases involving BCCI, Facebook, and T-Series. It also discusses international copyright disputes and notable licensing deals, providing a factual legal perspective.

Sarkar in Copyright Trouble, ‘Thugs of Hindostan’ Leaked, China Bans Many Karaoke Songs, Harry Potter Themed Event, Google Partners with Sephora and more

This update examines key copyright infringement news, including the Sarkar legal dispute and the Thugs of Hindostan film leak. It also covers international copyright actions, merchandising updates, and new technology partnerships, offering a structured overview of recent entertainment law developments.

R.G. Anand vs. Delux Films and Ors., AIR 1978 SC 1613

The R.G. Anand vs. Delux Films case clarified that Indian copyright law protects expression, not mere ideas. The Supreme Court found no substantial similarity between the play and the film, setting an important precedent on copyright infringement.

Gramophone Company of India Ltd. vs. Birendra Bahadur Pandey and Ors., 1984 AIR 667

The Gramophone Company of India copyright case clarified that pirated goods in transit through India are subject to Indian copyright law. The Supreme Court held that such importation constitutes infringement under both the Copyright Act and Customs Act.

T-SERIES APPOINT PPL, MICROSOFT MAY EXPOSE ‘DOCTOR WHO’ LEAKER, ECJ RULING REGARDING CONSENT, SPOTIFY TO BE A DEFAULT PLAYER FOR SAMSUNG, GOT MERCHANDISING DEAL, 5G DEAL BETWEEN NOKIA AND T- MOBILE AND MORE.

This update explores major Indian and international copyright law developments, including news on music licensing, entertainment partnerships, and merchandising deals. It also covers significant legal rulings and industry statistics relevant to the copyright sector.

NO STAY ON KAALA, YOUTUBE MAY BE LIABLE FOR INFRINGEMENT, MANISH MALHOTRA WILL MAKE CANNES DEBUT AND MORE

This week’s update analyses the Supreme Court’s decision on Kaala, YouTube’s potential copyright liability, and Manish Malhotra’s Cannes debut. It further discusses copyright statistics, key industry partnerships, and actionable legal insights.

IP NANI LAUNCHED, PRODUCER VISHAL IN TROUBLE, PIRATED MOVIES WEBSITE BLOCKED IN GERMANY, STAN LEE SUES POW! ENTERTAINMENT, INDIAN LICENSING EXPO 2018 AND MORE

The latest updates in Indian copyright law include the launch of IP Nani, legal disputes involving film piracy, and significant international judgments on website blocking. The post also discusses Stan Lee’s legal action and previews the India Licensing Expo 2018, offering a comprehensive legal perspective.

Bachchan Angry Over Copyright Term, Copyrights and Film Titles, Indian Counterfeit Market, Novex and Tips Alliance and More Weekly News

This weekly update reviews key issues in Indian copyright law, including debates about the copyright term, court decisions on film titles, and the growth of counterfeiting. It also covers industry news such as the Novex and Tips Industries alliance.

SC Stays Criminal Proceedings Against Priya P Varrier, IPRS And Telecos, Delhi HC On Statutory Licenses And Other News

This update highlights key legal developments in Indian copyright law, including Supreme Court and Delhi High Court interventions and IPRS royalty disputes. It also covers new licensing agreements and streaming services in the entertainment sector.

Shikari Shambhu In Trade Mark Trouble, India Ranked 44 In IP Index And Other News

This post examines key legal updates, including the Shikari Shambu trademark dispute and India’s standing in the Global IP Index. It also reviews copyright statistics and significant international cases in entertainment law.