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Exploring the Various Facets of Copyrights in Digital Spaces
Technology and copyright law Copyright laws play a crucial role in protecting creative expressions such as literary works, artistic works, and musical works. Through copyright enforcement, an […]
Copyright Society of China launches China Copyright Chain
Recently, the Copyright Society of China (CSC) launched its blockchain copyright services platform “China Copyright Chain.” The CSC has been established under the National Radio and Television […]
Malaysia’s IP HC Declares Selling of Streaming Devices ‘Illegal’ amid Copyright Issues
With the increasing sale, offer for sale, distribution, and/or supply of television boxes or illicit streaming devices (ISDs), the Intellectual Property High Court in Kuala Lumpur has […]
Australian Court Largely Rules against AGL
In a recent ruling by Australian Court in the case between AGL Energy Ltd. and Greenpeace Australia Pacific regarding the dispute between alleged trademark and copyright infringement […]
IPLF: Providing Efficient Copyright Services
Copyright protects the literary, dramatic, musical, and artistic work, cinematographic work, and sound recordings. This form of intellectual property gives an absolute right to the creator and […]
The Ambit of Copyright Infringement in Forwarding E-Paper
The outbreak of this pandemic accompanied a lot of problems in day to day life. This pandemic has brought us into a new normal. This ‘new normal’ […]
Netflix’s “Stranger Things” Stuck in the Conundrum of Infringement
Netflix and the creator of “Stranger Things” faced a copyright infringement suit claiming that the idea for the show has been copied from “Totem”, a screenplay written […]
Skidmore vs. Zeppelin: Will this change the US Copyright Infringement trends?
Intellectual Property always conflicts itself with societal benefit. The IP incentivise the author, innovator and the creator and gives them the whole right to commercialize their innovation […]
Parody & Fair Use In India: Beyond The Veil On The Intersection
Parodies have taken the Internet by storm and a majority of content on social media consists of memes, reviews, covers, satires, etc. Parodies are basically a reproduction […]