Srimanthudu Copyright Case, Pirate Bay Copyright Infringement, Splinter Cell Trademarks and More

The post examines key copyright and trademark cases, including the Srimanthudu copyright suit and Pirate Bay’s infringement ruling. It also reviews entertainment licensing trends and provides legal advice for film professionals.

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Republic TV accused of copyright infringement, Eminem’s copyright infringement case, Samsung’s Gear VR Headset copyright infringement, FIFA merges with Megalicense Entertainment and more

This post explores the latest developments in copyright infringement and entertainment licensing, featuring cases involving Republic TV, Eminem, and Samsung. It also addresses key updates in digital music licensing and practical legal tips for film agreements.

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Indian Copyright News and Updates, Entertainment Trademark News and Updates, International Copyright Updates, Entertainment Licensing News and Updates and more

The post reviews significant updates in Indian copyright law, entertainment trademark matters, international copyright litigation, and current licensing collaborations. It offers legal insights and factual analysis on recent court decisions and industry trends.

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The Indian Singers Rights Association v. Chapter 25 Bar and Restaurant

The Delhi High Court in ISRA v. Chapter 25 Bar and Restaurant held that unauthorized public performance of songs infringed performers’ rights under Section 38A. The judgment clarifies the obligations of establishments regarding royalty payments to copyright societies.

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John Doe Orders obtained by makers of ‘Sultan’

Yash Raj Films secured a John Doe order from the Bombay High Court to combat piracy of Sultan, allowing blocking of infringing links and restricting unauthorised broadcasts. This legal step demonstrates the effectiveness of copyright injunctions in protecting films against unlawful distribution.

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