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Revisiting Copyright Exceptions for Education and Libraries in India: Transition from Print to Digital Access Contributor: C. Soundarya Rapid digitization of learning resources has transformed the world of education and access to knowledge. The shift from print to digital platform signals unprecedented prospects for dissemination and democratization of knowledge; however, legal issues related to copyright […]

Beyond Biopiracy: Analysing the Jeevani–Kani Tribe Benefit-Sharing Model and Its Implications for Traditional Knowledge Governance in India Contributor: C. Soundarya Under international intellectual property regimes, India’s abundant store of traditional knowledge (TK), which is derived from indigenous communities, is still susceptible to infringement. The fight against biopiracy, which is the illegal commercial exploitation of biological

Streaming and Stealing: The Role of Copyright in the OTT Industry’s Fight for Fair Play Contributor: Bharghavi Snehal In an era where content consumption has rapidly shifted from television screens to smartphones, the Over-the-Top (OTT) industry has become a battleground of creativity, convenience, and copyright. As platforms like Netflix, Disney+ Hotstar, Amazon Prime Video, and

Trademark Registration: An In-Depth Analysis of Legal Framework and Protection Strategies Contributor: Anusaya Panda A trademark is a visual representation of a word, name, label, number, or device that forms part of intellectual property, widely used in commerce to distinguish a company’s products and services. Trademark registrations have surged significantly, with India ranking fifth globally

Legal Hurdles In Securing Well-Known Trademark Status In India Contributor: Anusaya Panda Well-recognized trademarks or marks possess a unique standing under intellectual property (IP) law when a brand is widely known. In India and numerous other nations, well-known trademarks are notably utilized and safeguarded regardless of their registration or the range of goods or services.

Well-Known Trademark: Its Application In India And Misuse Contributor: Rishab Kumar Jha In today’s globalized marketplace, trademarks serve as essential tools for distinguishing products and services while also holding significant commercial value. Among the various categories of trademarks, well-known trademarks stand out due to their widespread recognition and reputation, often extending beyond national borders. India,

Copyright Infringement and Digital Piracy in India: Legal Provisions and Enforcement Issues Contributor: Kashish Chauhan Copyright in India is governed by the Copyright Act, 1957. Copyright means any exclusive right given to the owner of literary, artistic, dramatic, musical, artistic, cinematograph film, sound recording. This is a right that is granted by the government. Due

Copyright Laws And Artificial Intelligence In Fashion Industry Contributor: Ishanvi Sehrawat Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a major force in the fashion industry in recent years, transforming everything from trend forecasting to clothing production to the design process. Significant concerns about intellectual property rights are brought up by artificial intelligence’s ongoing development, particularly the

Decoding the Trademark Registration Process in India: A Legal and Practical Analysis Kashish Chauhan In India, the legal regime governing trademarks has evolved significantly, offering a comprehensive framework under the Trademarks Act, 1999 and its accompanying rules. This article presents a detailed legal and procedural overview of the trademark registration process in India, highlighting each

The Digital Dissonance: Decoding The Ambiguity Of ‘Broadcasting Organisations’ In A Streaming-First World Contributor: Kamakshi Bhandari With the onset of the digital age, the media landscape has undergone a radical transformation. The traditional broadcasting methods like television and radio programming no longer continue to dominate the distribution channels for content dissemination. The fast-paced internet and