Karnataka High Court breaks barriers on accessibility at Intellectual Property office in landmark ruling

The Karnataka High Court’s recent ruling mandates the Indian Intellectual Property Office to implement comprehensive accessibility measures for Persons with Disabilities. This judgment serves as a significant move towards equal professional opportunities and legal compliance in digital government services.

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Weekly Copyright, Media, and Entertainment Law Updates

This week’s update highlights major Indian and international copyright, media, and entertainment law cases and developments. The bulletin provides objective analysis of recent injunctions, regulatory changes, and court directives in the sector.

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Accessibility of Intermediary Services to Persons with Disabilities – Proposed Amendments to IT Rules

The post analyses proposed IT Rules amendments to address accessibility challenges faced by persons with disabilities. It recommends mandatory provisions to ensure digital platforms comply with Indian disability laws and policies.

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Register for Session 2 of the Free Masterclass on Intellectual Property by BananaIP, Ktech Center of Excellence for Data Science and NASSCOM

Session 2 of the Intellectual Property Masterclass by BananaIP and NASSCOM will focus on patents and their relevance for startups. Senior experts will discuss patentability, patent searches, and field-specific rules, addressing all participant questions. The previous session received positive feedback for its clarity and practical approach.

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Suggestions on the Amendment of the Copyright Act, 1957- Part I

This article outlines BananaIP Counsels’ key suggestions to amend the Copyright Act, 1957, especially in light of digitalisation and changing business models. It highlights proposed legal changes to copyright rights, royalty sharing, and ownership for authors and performers in India.

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