Patents are territorial rights with no true global protection. This post examines the Paris Convention and PCT routes for securing patent rights in multiple countries, offering strategic guidance based on legal requirements and market considerations.
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Finding Ideas, Inventions and Creations – IP Audits II
The article explores the difficulties in identifying valuable ideas during IP audits in Indian companies. It examines organisational and process barriers, and underscores the importance of systematic idea discovery for building intellectual assets and business growth.
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The European Patent Office’s policy shift on patenting natural plant properties could reshape innovation in plant breeding. This post examines the legal and practical implications for breeders, innovation, and competition in Europe.
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Ford has been granted a US patent for an autonomous plug-in hybrid electric vehicle that can self-drive to connect to a charging source. This innovation aims to ensure the vehicle is charged even if the driver forgets to plug it in.
Read more about Ford Patents Autonomous Vehicle for ChargingIntellectual Property and Licensing- A presentation by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala at IIM-B
This presentation was delivered by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala to PGP-Enterprise Management students at IIM-Bangalore, as a part of their Business Law curriculum. The presentation...
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The NLSIU conference examines the Marrakesh Treaty and Indian copyright law, focusing on improving access to works for persons with disabilities. Experts and stakeholders discuss legal provisions, implications, and the broader impact on accessibility.
Read more about Access to Copyrighted Works for Persons with Disability- Conference at NLSIUExceptions for Access to the Blind
The Indian Copyright Act provides specific exceptions for making works accessible to the blind and disabled, including fair dealing and compulsory licensing provisions. These enable permitted adaptations and distributions of works in accessible formats, ensuring greater inclusion while maintaining important legal safeguards.
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This article examines crucial clauses in a digital license agreement for creative works in India, focusing on representations, term, termination, and intellectual property rights. It provides guidance on standard contract provisions and legal execution practices.
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The doctrine of merger prevents copyright protection when an idea and its expression are indistinguishable. Courts in India and abroad apply this principle to maintain the balance between creative rights and public access to ideas.
Read more about Doctrine of Merger and Copyright LawSocial Media and IP : Part XI – Best Practices for Businesses
This article outlines key best practices for Indian businesses to manage intellectual property and legal risks on social media. It covers policy development, compliance, and strategies for brand and content protection. The guidance aims to help businesses maximise social media benefits while mitigating legal exposure.
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