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Website/Social Media and Accessibility Job Opening at BananaIP

BananaIP Counsels seeks a Digital Engagement and Website Management Specialist for its Bangalore office. The role demands expertise in WordPress, website accessibility, and digital engagement, with a focus on compliance and technical proficiency.

Amazon expands Support for Multiple Indian Languages, Streaming Platforms choose Self-regulation over Statutory Rules and more.

Amazon has broadened its Indian language support in a move to enhance user access. Streaming platforms in India are opting for self-regulation under a formal code, and there are new developments in content moderation and licensing agreements across the digital sector.

Social 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.

Social Media, IP and Business- A Presentation by Dr. Kalyan Kankanala

This presentation was delivered by Dr. Kalyan Kankanala as a part of a seminar on intellectual property, social media and business. The seminar was attended...

Social Media and Intellectual Property (Part VI): Select Copyright Cases

This post examines key copyright cases involving social media, illustrating how courts address infringement and fair use issues. It offers objective insights into the intersection of copyright law and online content sharing.

Can you sue if your tweet gets copied?

This post explores whether tweets can be protected by copyright law in India and the legal remedies available if your tweet is copied. It provides an objective analysis of copyright thresholds, Twitter’s terms, and practical options for concerned users.

Google-Twitter License Deal: Display Tweets in Search Results

Google and Twitter have renewed their licensing partnership, allowing real-time tweets to appear in Google search results. This move is expected to strengthen both companies’ market positions and may influence industry and regulatory responses.