intellectual property india

Interesting Inventions, Coffee Drones, Paper from Cow dung, Blackberry versus Facebook and SnapInc, Design term extension and more.

This week’s Indian patent news highlights IBM’s innovative coffee drone, an eco-friendly paper invention using cow dung, and patent litigation between Blackberry and social media firms. It also analyses patent statistics and proposed design law changes in Japan.

Drop in patent publications, 220 patent examiner posts vacant, Interesting invention of the week, Sony versus Fujifilm and more.

This week’s Indian patent news highlights a sharp decline in patent publications and the ongoing vacancy of 220 examiner posts. Key updates include patent statistics, a notable smart city invention, and the Sony versus Fujifilm patent dispute.

Times Now Trade Mark Infringement, Emoji Official Merchandise in India, BMW Smart Watches by Fossil, and other news

This update reviews recent trade mark developments, including Times Now infringement, Emoji merchandise licensing in India, and BMW-Fossil collaboration. It also covers trade mark statistics and GI updates with an analytical legal perspective.

Samsung Defeated its Counterfeit Products, Alibaba Unsuccessful in Stopping the ‘Alibabacoin’, Avengers Limited Edition T-shirts, Thomson Smart TVs to be Launched in India and other news

This bulletin examines recent Indian trademark developments, including legal victories, licensing deals, and GI registrations. It offers a structured analysis of current trends and notable cases in branding and intellectual property.

Amul Sues Trade Mark Offices, Rajinikanth’s Hand Symbol in Trouble?, Harry Potter Franchise, Tulaipanju Rice GI and other Weekly Trade Mark News

This week’s trade mark news covers Amul’s case against Indian Trade Mark Offices, a challenge to Rajinikanth’s hand symbol, and Harry Potter franchise licensing developments. Also featured are updates on Tulaipanji rice GI registration and key trade mark statistics in India.

Patent Office responds to stakeholders, Justice Manmohan Singh appointed IPAB Chairman, Robotic Bandicoots to clean sewers, Amazon’s Mirror Patent, Traditional Design Registration, IBM v. Expedia, 3M’s patents infringed, Xtera v. Nokia and Alcatel Lucent, Integrated IP, Design Registration, Patent Tip of the Week and other Weekly Patent News.

This weekly update analyses Indian patent office statistics, judicial appointments, major patent lawsuits, and new innovations such as the Bandicoot robot and Amazon’s mirror patent. It also discusses the importance of design registrations and summarises significant IP developments in a clear, legal-academic style.

Bengaluru New Logo, Amazontube Trade Mark, Star Wars Sabacc Mobile App in Trouble, WWE Mayhem Mobile Game and other Weekly Trade Mark News

This edition reports on Indian trademark statistics, Bengaluru’s new tourism logo, key legal disputes, and updates on international trademarks. Coverage includes the Amazontube application, Star Wars Sabacc litigation, WWE Mayhem’s launch, and recent GI registrations in Karnataka.

Disney-Donald Duck Trade Mark, Pepsi Footwear, Kevin Spacey Trade Mark, Etikoppaka Toys GI and more.

This update covers Indian trade mark statistics, recent infringement cases, and significant global filings by Disney and Kevin Spacey. It also highlights Pepsi’s footwear licensing in India and the GI registration of Etikoppaka toys.

Robo Safety Patents, Green Patents, Pencil Patents, Umbrella Patents, Decrease in patent pendency, Teva V. Eli Lilly, Nuance V. M-Modal, Apple’s 506 million dollar appeal, Regional Patents, Patent Tip of the Week and more.

This weekly update covers Indian patent filings, grant trends, and notable inventions such as robo safety and green patents. Legal updates include government efforts to reduce pendency and major international patent disputes. The post also explains regional patents and offers practical tips for applicants.

Ilayaraja and Smule, Bananaip’s Upcoming Seminar, Copyright Office Updates, Dutch Court and The Pirate bay and more

This update analyses key developments in Indian copyright and entertainment law, including Ilayaraja’s action against Smule and increased copyright filings. It also covers new transparency measures by the copyright office and significant international rulings on digital piracy.