This article explores how DRDO facilitates commercial exploitation of its patents by Indian industry through a structured, royalty-free licensing process. It analyses the legalities, eligibility criteria, and broader impact on innovation and industrial growth in India.
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Latest Updates on E-Commerce and Licensing – October 2021- Part I
This update analyses major legal and regulatory news in e-commerce and licensing, including Indian consumer protection policy, new digital payment security measures, and international patent disputes. The summary is structured to provide objective insights relevant to professionals in the field.
Read more about Latest Updates on E-Commerce and Licensing – October 2021- Part ILatest Updates on Antitrust – September, 2021 – Part III
The post reviews recent antitrust news, including BASF’s legal victory in a patent licensing case and CCI’s findings against Google regarding Android. It also covers a class action lawsuit on price fixing in the US beef industry.
Read more about Latest Updates on Antitrust – September, 2021 – Part IIIFree Session on Patent Licensing and Commercialization by BananaIP and K-Tech CoE Data Science & AI – NASSCOM
The concluding session of the Intellectual Property MasterClass will address patent licensing and commercialization, with a focus on practical and legal aspects for businesses. Led by experienced professionals, this free session provides valuable insights for startups, SMEs, and innovators.
Read more about Free Session on Patent Licensing and Commercialization by BananaIP and K-Tech CoE Data Science & AI – NASSCOMDr. Kalyan C. Kankanala delivers a session on Patent Licensing to students at National Law School of India University, Bangalore
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Read more about Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala delivers a session on Patent Licensing to students at National Law School of India University, BangaloreCAIT announces launch of eCommerce Portal, Samsung and Nokia ink Video Patent Licensing Deal, Spotify and Kakao sign Music Licensing Deal and more.
CAIT is set to launch the Bharatemarket ecommerce portal, targeting wide-scale trader participation in India. The bulletin also highlights major patent and music licensing deals, regulatory telecom changes, and Warner Bros.’ partnership with Toybox for 3D printed toys.
Read more about CAIT announces launch of eCommerce Portal, Samsung and Nokia ink Video Patent Licensing Deal, Spotify and Kakao sign Music Licensing Deal and more.China top patent filer in 2020, India ranks 13th; IPAB’s future in limbo and more
China led in global patent filings for 2020, with India ranking 13th. Industry groups have raised concerns over the possible abolition of the IPAB. The post also covers recent patent disputes and Ricoh’s entry into WIPO GREEN.
Read more about China top patent filer in 2020, India ranks 13th; IPAB’s future in limbo and moreIP waiver on Covid-19 vaccine, AI lacks ‘legal personality’ says USPTO to Court and more
This post analyses the IP waiver proposal for Covid-19 vaccines and the USPTO’s stance on AI inventorship, focusing on their legal implications. It also covers recent international patent settlements and policy updates with an objective, legal-academic perspective.
Read more about IP waiver on Covid-19 vaccine, AI lacks ‘legal personality’ says USPTO to Court and moreDelhi High Court seeks inputs on “Draft Rules Governing Patent Suits, 2020”, USPTO publishes report on Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property Policy and more
The latest bulletin highlights updates from the Delhi High Court on draft patent suit rules, a USPTO report on AI and IP, and major cases involving Cisco and Daimler. It also covers the joint initiative by India and South Africa for a TRIPS waiver to improve access to COVID-19 treatments.
Read more about Delhi High Court seeks inputs on “Draft Rules Governing Patent Suits, 2020”, USPTO publishes report on Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property Policy and morePressing Need to Clear the Muddy Waters: SEP Litigation in India
This post examines the complexities of SEP litigation in India, focusing on the legal ambiguities around FRAND royalties and institutional approaches. It highlights the need for clear guidelines to ensure fair licensing and competition compliance in the Indian technology sector.
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