Certificate Course on IP in Music Industry (25th October to 16th November 2025)- The IP Press
Are you captivated by the magic of music and intrigued by the legal frameworks that protect and shape this ever-evolving industry? If so, we have […]
Celebrating Innovation: Launch of Our AI & IP Law Newsletter | The IP Press |
Greetings from The IP Press. The IP Press proudly launches its first ever Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property Rights Newsletter this Independence Day — a […]
Free Certificate Course on Basics of IPR | Dates: 30th August – 7th September 2025
About the course Intellectual property is the currency of the tech world. The pharmaceutical patent for Lipitor generated over $100 billion in revenue, the copyright […]
Deepfakes, Dignity, and the Delhi High Court India’s Digital Rights Turning Point
Magine discovering your likeness misused in explicit deepfakes Aishwarya Rai Bachchan recently did.. On her phone were links to pornographic deepfakes with her face, fake […]
Official Digital Partner for the 1st International Moot Court, Presidency University, Bengaluru.
We are honored to announce that The IP Press has collaborated as the official digital partner for the 1st International Moot Court, organized by Presidency […]
Swiping Right on Copyright: Dating Apps and the Challenge of User-Generated Content
Dating apps such as Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, and India’s very own TrulyMadly or Aisle are no longer fringe platforms. These platforms are mainstream spaces where […]
THE COPYRIGHT CHALLENGES BEHIND GEMINI’S TRENDING PHOTOS
META DESCRIPTION The blog focuses on the recent internet trend of generating images using Gemini prompts, which can generate hyper realistic photos within a fraction […]
Delhi High Court Rules in Favor of Public Interest: Natco Wins Patent Battle Against Roche for SMA Drug Risdiplam
The Delhi High Court delivered a landmark judgment on October 9, 2025, dismissing Swiss pharmaceutical giant F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG’s appeal and clearing the path […]
When Couture Meets the Courtroom: Unstitching the Seams of Pirated Lehenga Lawsuits
The Designs Act of 2000 has become popular among Indian couture businesses to ban the widespread “lehenga piracy.” House of Anita Dongre v. Rishi Vij […]
Certificate Course on Media and Entertainment Laws (13th December 2025 – 3rd January 2026)
Unlock Your Creative Potential! Are you ready to dive into the dynamic world of media and entertainment? Join our exclusive Media & Entertainment Course designed […]
Owning the Echo: Can the Sonic Architecture of Indian Temples Be Patented?
It is often said that temples are the landscapes of the soul. Indian temples are famed not just for its visual grandeur but also for […]
WHO HOLDS COPYRIGHT IN AI-GENERATED WORKS? INDIA- US PERSPECTIVE:
INTRODUCTION: In today’s era, people are highly dependent on Artificial Intelligence (AI), whether it involves drafting an email or the use of AI at the […]
When Worship Becomes Theft: Copyright Crisis in Nigerian Churches
On August 21, 2025, gospel singer Adeyinka Alaseyori gathered veterans at an event tagged ‘Celebrating the Legends’ in Ikeja, Lagos. From the images and videos […]
From Treaties to Shelves: How IP Clauses in BITs Affect Product Consumption
When a foreign company wants to set up operations within a particular nation, there are a few factors that it may consider. Flexibility or ease […]
LEGO’s IP Strategy: From Bricks to Brand Universe
Introduction Lego was a company which started as a small Danish workshop and over the years has become a worldwide phenomenon. Founded in 1932 by […]
When Ideas Aren’t Enough: Dream Girl-2 and the Limits of Copyright
On a warm August morning in 2025, the Hon’ble Bombay High Court delivered its judgment in Ashim Kumar Bagchi v. Balaji Telefilms Limited, a case […]
Copying of Essential Features amounts to Prima facie infringement of Trademark – In light of Bombay HC Marico Lts v. Zee Hygiene Products Ltd and Ors
BRIEF SYNOPSIS: The Bombay HC in the case of Marico Ltd v. Zee Hygine Products Pvt Ltd[1] granted interim injunction in favor of the Plaintiff […]
IS AI TAKING OVER THE POP INDUSTRY? ARTIST’S RIGHTS AT RISK
What if the next trending song you hear wasn’t sung by an actual human being at all? What if a new track you thought was […]
Future of Meta Tags in Trademark Law: The Lenskart-Titan case
Introduction Intellectual property rights have transformed the way people perceive creativity, particularly in the new age of technology. While the traditional framework revolved around static […]
Making a Case for Copyrighting Astrological Readings
Introduction Astrology- especially the Vedic astrology (Jyotisha) practiced in India- connects mathematics, mythology, and spirituality into a unique intellectual endeavour. An astrologer begins with exact […]
Reforming the Rules of the Game: A Legal Analysis of the National Sports Governance Act, 2025
On 18th August 2025, the National Sports Governance Bill, 2025 received the President’s assent and came into force as the National Sports Governance Act, 2025. […]
Labubu and the Law: Fashion, Fast Fashion, and IP Protection
Introduction: From Viral Trend to Legal Battleground Pop Mart introduced the world to Labubu, as quirky little collectible that soon became both a viral sensation […]
Painting the Town Red? Not Without Exide’s Permission
Introduction In a landmark trade dress infringement case, the Calcutta High Court, in Exide Industries Ltd. v. Amara Raja Energy and Mobility Ltd., reaffirmed the […]