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Idols, Patents and Ganesha- Happy Vinayaka Chavithi!

The post explores how Ganesha idols intersect with patent law and eco-friendly innovations during Ganesh Chaturthi. It highlights inventive methods of idol making and their legal implications in India.

Let’s Go Crazy – Is the Copyright Ruling Fair?

The post discusses the legal requirement for copyright holders to assess fair use before issuing a DMCA takedown notice, with reference to the Lenz v. Universal Music case. It objectively analyses the balance between protecting content creators and enforcing copyright online.

IP Career in India – Choices and Opportunities

The article examines the diverse career paths within Intellectual Property in India, including patents, trademarks, and copyrights. It discusses the necessary qualifications and the interdisciplinary skills required for success in the field, providing a structured overview for aspiring IP professionals.

Flipkart sends legal notice to blogger

Flipkart sent a legal notice to blogger Amit Bhawani for alleged trademark misuse and cybersquatting related to a comparison website. The case underscores the legal risks for websites using company names for surveys or polls.

TiVo and Patent Infringement

TiVo has sued Samsung for allegedly infringing four of its multimedia technology patents, targeting both set-top boxes and mobile devices. This litigation highlights TiVo’s ongoing strategy to protect its intellectual property amid evolving market dynamics.

Intellectual Property (IP) in India: A Decade of Progress Part 13

This post examines the progress of geographical indications in India, with a focus on key agricultural and food products that have secured GI status. It also outlines the legal measures taken to safeguard these products’ distinct reputations.

NSRCEL’S IP For Start-ups at IIMB a Grand Success

NSRCEL at IIM Bangalore organised a well-received event on intellectual property for startups. The programme offered practical guidance and resources to help entrepreneurs manage and protect their IP assets.

Intellectual Property (IP) in India: A Decade of Progress Part 12

This post explores the evolution of intellectual property rights in India with a focus on handloom and handicraft products registered as geographical indications. It provides an objective review of the legal framework and cultural significance of these protected goods.

IP, Patents for Start-ups and Entrepreneurs (Part- XII): IP Licensing

This post analyses IP licensing as a strategic option for startups to monetize and commercialize their intellectual property while retaining ownership. It reviews key agreement clauses and outlines the advantages of licensing over outright assignments for Indian businesses.

Importance of IP For Start-ups and Entrepreneurs (Part XI): IP Valuation for Start-ups

IP valuation is essential for startups seeking funding, partnerships, or planning exit strategies. This article details key valuation methods and stresses the importance of expert assessment for informed decision-making.