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Weekly News Updates: E-Commerce

This bulletin presents a structured overview of current e-commerce legal and business developments, including CAIT’s anti-monopoly initiatives, Walmart’s service expansion, and Amazon’s stance on new US legislation. The analysis is compiled by the BananaIP Counsels legal team.

Latest Updates on eCommerce and Licensing – 5th August to 12th August, 2021

This update examines major eCommerce and licensing news in India from early August 2021. It covers Amazon and Flipkart’s strategic moves, regulatory changes by the RBI, and new licensing initiatives by Hershey. The analysis offers a clear, factual perspective on current industry trends.

Puma’s Floral Collaboration, Trademark Holder Feev Guilty of Reverse Domain Name Hijacking and more

This report features the latest in intellectual property and trademark law, including court decisions, brand collaborations, and GI filings. It provides objective legal insights and factual updates relevant to the Indian and global context.

EC Issues Notices to TV Channels, Stalls Modi Biopic; Twitter Removes Trump Tweet; GoT Final Season Merchandise, and more

This post presents a legal analysis of major copyright and entertainment law news in India and internationally. It covers EC actions, copyright infringement disputes, and significant licensing and merchandising developments. The content is structured to provide clarity on recent legal trends impacting the entertainment sector.

Kajal’s Copyright Case, PUBG and Fortnite Law Suit Ended, New South Wales Government Sued for Non-Payment of License Fee, Pepperfry to Expand House Brands, YouTube Expands Channel Memberships, and more.

Explore the latest updates in copyright and entertainment law, featuring key cases involving Kajal Agarwal, PUBG, and Fortnite. The post also discusses Pepperfry’s business expansion and new YouTube channel membership features, presented with objective legal analysis.

Akshay Kumar’s Toilet Ek Prem Katha Copyright issue continues, Copyright on Tweets, India’s first B2B licensing show and more

This post reviews major copyright and entertainment law developments, including the Toilet Ek Prem Katha case and copyright issues surrounding tweets and international media. It also covers the launch of India’s first B2B brand licensing show and provides expert insights on effective licensing strategies.

Intellectual Property : Sipping on IP

‘Sipping on IP’ sessions by BananaIP Counsels provide an open forum to discuss recent developments in Indian intellectual property law. The post analyses copyright, trademark, and patent issues, with case studies from Indian and international contexts.