The Technology Law Forum at NALSAR has issued comprehensive recommendations for copyright reform in India. Key proposals include enhancing public access to government works, introducing statutory rights reversion, and updating laws for digital streaming and digital exhaustion.
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Suggestions on the Amendment of the Copyright Act, 1957- Part III
This article examines proposed amendments to the Copyright Act, 1957, with emphasis on accessible formats for disabled persons, statutory licensing, and collective management. The suggestions aim to align Indian copyright law with international standards and address practical challenges in enforcement and access.
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This post evaluates the necessity of statutory licensing of music for broadcasting under Section 31D of the Indian Copyright Act. It argues for a more transparent and accessible licensing model, highlighting the limitations of voluntary licensing and the potential benefits for authors and the public.
Read more about A Case for Statutory Licensing of Music for BroadcastingLandmark Copyright-related Events in the year 2016- Part 2
The post provides an overview of landmark copyright law events in India during 2016, including notable court decisions and regulatory actions. It highlights disputes, judicial clarifications, and policy changes that shaped Indian copyright law that year.
Read more about Landmark Copyright-related Events in the year 2016- Part 2Statutory Licensing for Broadcasting Organisations
The post analyses statutory licensing for broadcasting organisations under Indian copyright law, focusing on Section 31D’s objectives and challenges. It includes expert industry views on the regime’s practical use and discusses key legal and operational considerations.
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