E-commerce Retailers face flak over alleged Counterfeits by Vendors

Indian e-commerce retailers are facing increasing scrutiny over the sale of counterfeit goods by vendors, leading to significant legal challenges. The post analyses recent court cases and the proactive steps taken by leading platforms to protect intellectual property rights in India.

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Copyright and Entertainment Law series posts: 2014

This compilation reviews major topics in Indian copyright and entertainment law, including recent legal developments, licensing, and personality rights. The series delivers clear, structured analysis for readers seeking insights into intellectual property in the entertainment sector.

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Copyright Regulation to allow private copying; Faces ire of UK Music Industry

The UK’s new copyright regulation enables personal copying of legally bought music, but the music industry is challenging it over compensation concerns. The regulation’s compliance with EU law and its impact on rights holders remain under judicial review.

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Louisiana State University to Double Investment for Moving Innovation to Market

Louisiana State University has strengthened its commitment to technology transfer by doubling investment in the LIFT2 Fund. This initiative supports faculty innovations, facilitating the movement of research from laboratory to market with sustained funding and strategic programs.

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