Al generated work: creations of mind or creations of machines
In our definition of Intellectual Property, we once embraced the concept as the realm of "creations of the mind", yet little did we fathom that the very essence of this
Copyright and Control: The Dark Truth of Dominance in Indian Societies
A blanket license allows users, such as radio and television stations, to utilize music from an entire repertoire for the license's duration, making it a practical alternative to obtaining individual
Zara’s IP Strategy: Trendy and Protected
Zara, a global fashion powerhouse, has mastered the art of blending trendsetting designs with a powerful intellectual property (IP) strategy. From protecting its innovative fashion creations to maintaining trade secrets
Subject Matter Of Designs
Intellectual Property Rights helps the creator to have certain exclusive rights for protection over the use and application of the creations of their minds for a certain period.[1] These rights
The Impact of Digital Piracy on Copyright Enforcement and the Creative Economy: A Comparative Study of India and Global Trends
The rapid evolution of digital technologies has amplified the prevalence of online piracy, posing significant challenges to copyright enforcement and the creative economy worldwide. This study explores the multifaceted impact
Imposing structure on innovation: the necessity of technology law
“Technology innovation is not going to slow down. The work to manage it needs to speed up” ― Brad Smith[1] It may sound cliché, but hardly any segment of our lives
Intellectual Property in the Metaverse: A New Frontier
It's a rapidly expanding digital environment that is changing how we connect, socialize, play, and even work. No longer is this science fiction, but complex problems, especially those that revolve
Navigating the intersection of intellectual property rights and technology law: key trends and challenges
In the contemporary world, where technology infuses almost every walk of life, the role that IPR comes to play in the protection of technological inventions is of a new dimension.
Intellectual Property in the Digital Age
Intellectual property rights (IPR) are territorial rights that can be registered with a legal authority in some presentable or tangible form which can be sold or bought or licensed, similar to
De Minimis in Copyright: When Is Infringement Too Trivial to Pursue?
The “de minimis” principle has been derived from the Latin maxim “de minimis non curat lex” meaning “the law does not concern itself with trifles.” [1] It implies that trifling