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Patent and Other Government Policy for Start-Ups

The Indian government’s Start-Up policy introduces major incentives such as tax cuts, simplified compliance, and patent benefits to foster innovation. These measures are expected to enhance IP filings and overall start-up activity in India.

Finding Ideas, Inventions and Creations in Companies – IP Audits VII

This analysis presents findings from IP audits of Indian SMEs conducted under the UNIDO project. It details audit methodologies, results, and common challenges, providing actionable recommendations for effective IP management in the SME context.

Finding Ideas, Inventions and Creations in Companies: IP Audits VI

This case study explores an IP audit conducted for a creative startup in India, focusing on identifying IP assets, assessing risks, and framing strategic policy. The findings and recommendations highlight the crucial role of structured IP management in increasing business valuation.

Finding Ideas, Inventions and Creations in Companies – IP Audits V

This case study examines an IP audit at a Kerala-based manufacturing company, revealing significant untapped intellectual property assets. The analysis highlights the audit process, key findings, and the challenges companies face in utilizing IP for business growth.

Finding Ideas, Inventions and Creations in Companies: IP Audits IV

This article analyses an IP audit at a major multi-national company in India, focusing on how the process led to a sharp increase in invention disclosures and patent filings. It also discusses improvements in IP awareness and incentive systems.

Finding Ideas, Inventions and Creations in Companies – IP Audits III

This article examines how companies can systematically uncover ideas and inventions through structured IP audits. It details the steps involved in identifying, classifying, and inventorying intellectual assets to enhance business value.

Ten Titans of the IP blog world

Last year in the month of December 2015, we ran a month long series acknowledging and appreciating some of the best IP blogs across the...

Bluebook vs Baby Blue

This article explores the copyright and trademark issues raised in the dispute between Bluebook and Baby Blue. It analyses whether the Bluebook is copyrightable and examines trademark concerns relating to the use of the term ‘Blue’. The post provides an objective overview of the arguments from both sides.

Entertainment Law: No ‘soft kitty’ to put Sheldon to sleep?

The Soft Kitty lullaby from The Big Bang Theory is at the centre of a copyright lawsuit filed by the original author’s heirs. This post discusses the legal issues and implications in entertainment law, focusing on copyright ownership and its enforcement.

New Notification: Change In the Format of Patent Application Numbers

The Indian Patent Office has introduced a new standardized format for patent application and examination request numbers, effective from 1 January 2016. This change aims to unify and streamline the patent application process across all Indian jurisdictions.