1,757 results found

The printing of guidebooks and associated copyright concerns have cropped up before the Courts for adjudication in multiple instances in the recent times. The case of Syndicate of the Press of the University of Cambridge & Anr v. B.D. Bhandari & Anr [2009 (39) PTC 642] is one such case which addresses the interplay between infringement and fair use vis-à-vis the printing of guidebooks.

The Ghibli-style trend sweeping through social media has raised key questions around copyright infringement, as discussed in this note.

In order to promote domestic market and the manufacturers, the Government of India had launched the "Make in India" campaign wherein various subsidies, benefits are introduced to the startups ...

So, you've got a brilliant idea for a movie remake. You've envisioned the perfect cast, the most stunning locations, and a soundtrack that will have audiences humming along. But before you shout "Action!", let's talk about the legal side of things.

Intellectual property is a dynamic industry considering its bedrock is the vast expanse of the human mind extending over the ages and eras of the past and the present.

India, as a mixed market, has a diverse range of industries that function on a free-market basis. In the market system, there is fierce competition.

This may sound difficult given that commercial places in India have taken right to play the music as their inherent one.

In an interesting turn of events Delhi High Court allowed organizers of "Durga Puja", a hindu festival, to use images from the best-seller, Harry Potter, created by J.K. Rowling.

Recently, a surge of controversial AI-generated videos has flooded the internet. Examples include the widely circulated "Musk-Trump kissing" meme and the provocative image of Biden wearing a diaper.

The Supreme Court in Asian Paints Limited v. Ram Babu & Another addressed an important question regarding whether an entity that suffers loss from an offence, even if not the original complainant, qualifies as a "victim" ...

The Union Cabinet headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has approved the Cinematograph Amendment Bill 2019. This Amendment bill aims to amend the Cinematograph Amendment act 1952.

One of the oldest non-profit newsrooms in the US, the Center for Investigative Reporting (CIR) is suing OpenAI and its largest shareholder Microsoft over copyright infringement for unauthorized usage of their copyrighted works to train its AI model ChatGPT without seeking a license.

Due to its growing price and increasing presence in creative works such as art, tweets, songs, memes, photographs, other digital media, or a virtual representation of, Non-Fungible Tokens...

This case is a result of copyright infringement of a musical based on the story of Zorro.The character of Zorro originally was developed by Johnst McCulley which was further adapted in stories.

ChatGPT has been in the news for a time. It is capable of everything, including passing medical exams and producing code as well as academic papers! But what exactly is this ChatGPT?...

With the regular expansion of IP offices, China National Intellectual Property Administration has recently approved the opening of Intellectual Property protection centers in Liaoning, Jilin, and Changchun which increases ...

The Designs office has now made its register electronically available, thus joining the ranks of the Patents E-register, making the database of registered designs available in entirety.