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BMW Wins over DMW E-Rickshaw, Coca-Cola Fights Domain Dispute and more
The post provides an analysis of significant trademark and domain name disputes, such as BMW’s case against DMW and Coca-Cola’s domain name complaint. It also reviews brand licensing developments and a new GI application, with objective legal insights.
Read more about BMW Wins over DMW E-Rickshaw, Coca-Cola Fights Domain Dispute and moreThe Business of Building, Managing and Monetizing Intellectual Property Assets
This post examines a recent seminar that addressed the business and legal aspects of building, managing, and monetizing intellectual property assets in India. Experts shared strategies and frameworks for integrating IP into business success, reflecting the growing importance of IP in the Indian corporate landscape.
Read more about The Business of Building, Managing and Monetizing Intellectual Property AssetsGandhiji’s views on Exclusivity and Intellectual Property
This post explores Mahatma Gandhi’s views on exclusivity and intellectual property, emphasising his preference for openness and public welfare. It connects his philosophy to modern open source and trusteeship ideas, providing a nuanced analysis of his impact on intellectual property discourse.
Read more about Gandhiji’s views on Exclusivity and Intellectual PropertyRelevance of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)
This article examines the legal and practical relevance of Intellectual Property Rights in India. It discusses how IPR protects innovation and creativity while fostering economic and societal growth through structured legal mechanisms.
Read more about Relevance of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)Outsourcing, In-Sourcing and Intellectual Property
This article critically examines the motivations behind in-sourcing versus outsourcing IT operations, focusing on intellectual property implications in India. The analysis finds that legal and contractual safeguards generally mitigate IP risks, suggesting that business factors drive in-sourcing decisions.
Read more about Outsourcing, In-Sourcing and Intellectual Property‘Trade Secret’ Law is Turning Out to be a Well-Kept ‘Secret’
The blog explores the lack of specific trade secret legislation in India, focusing on how confidential business processes are currently protected. It evaluates the stalled National Innovation Act, 2008, and its implications for intellectual property law.
Read more about ‘Trade Secret’ Law is Turning Out to be a Well-Kept ‘Secret’Flavour Marks – Can They Become a Reality?
This post analyses whether flavour marks can be registered as trademarks under Indian and international law. It objectively examines legal hurdles and recent case law, providing a structured, analytical perspective on the subject.
Read more about Flavour Marks – Can They Become a Reality?Personality Rights in India – Part II
This post examines personality rights in India, particularly the protection of publicity rights and relevant legal provisions. It highlights key judicial decisions and discusses the exceptions for legitimate public interest and freedom of expression.
Read more about Personality Rights in India – Part IIIntellectual Property Protection for Computer Programs – Part II
This post explores the early use of trade secret law for protecting computer programs in India and its limitations. It discusses how legal and technological developments eventually necessitated a shift towards copyright protection.
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