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Sipping on IP – Conversation on Intellectual Property

Sipping on IP by BananaIP is a platform where peers gather to discuss diverse intellectual property issues, from copyright and patents to international legal comparisons. The initiative aims to foster learning and debate in a relaxed, collaborative setting.

Ringing Bells and Freedom 251 – Free From Patent and IP Concerns? – Part I

The Freedom 251 smartphone by Ringing Bells has raised crucial questions about intellectual property and patent compliance in India’s mobile market. This analysis explores the legal and industry concerns surrounding the device’s pricing and potential patent infringement, providing a structured overview of the issues at hand.

May the (IP) Force be with you

The article explores Lucasfilm and Disney’s extensive efforts to enforce and manage Star Wars intellectual property rights. It discusses notable legal cases, trademark disputes, and the interaction with fan initiatives, reflecting a structured legal approach.

World’s Best IP Blogs: PHOSITA

PHOSITA is a well-regarded intellectual property blog covering patents, copyrights, and trademarks. Although the blog can be challenging to navigate, its content and analysis are highly valued in the IP field.

World’s Best IP Blogs – IPKat

This article analyses IPKat, a prominent intellectual property blog, focusing on its history, editorial team, and impact within the IP field. The review also suggests enhancements for user experience while recognising the blog’s role in disseminating IP knowledge.

Social Media and Intel (Part IX): Select Publicity Rights Cases

This post examines two select cases on publicity rights and their intersection with social media. It discusses the legal outcomes and broader implications for celebrity rights and brand promotions online.

Social Media and Intellectual Property (IP): Part I- Protection and Ownership

The post explores intellectual property protection and ownership on social media, analysing how legal principles apply to content created online. It provides insights into copyright, trademark, and patent protection for social media activities, with a focus on the Indian legal framework.