Certificate Course on IP in Music Industry (5th January to 26th January 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 […]
A Comprehensive Course on Trademark and Copyright Law – The IP Press (7th December to 21st December 2024)
About the Course Our “Comprehensive Course On Trademarks and Copyrights” is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of Intellectual Property laws, focusing specifically on trademarks […]
Call for Papers | GNLU Journal of Law and Technology | Volume I Issue I
Call for manuscripts by Gujarat National Law University Journal of Law and Technology for Volume I Issue I. About GNLU Gujarat National Law University (GNLU) […]
Wedding Bliss or Copyright Miss? Legal Rights to Your Big Day Photos
As the wedding season approaches in India, there’s one thing most couples love perhaps even more than Meethai — is their pictures! But who owns […]
The Polo Trademark Saga: The Power of a Global Icon
Trademarks are more than simply names; they are legacies that need to be protected, as demonstrated by the recent Polo/Lauren Company L.P. vs. Landmark Traders […]
Crash Course on Patent Agent Exam, 2025: Specialized training for Paper II (14th December 2024- 05 January 2025)- The IP Press
Dates: 14th December 2024- 05 January 2025Weekend live sessions from industry experts! About the Course: This Crash Course on Patent Agent Exam, 2025 is designed to […]
Trademark Infringement and Hush Products
Trademark Law is essentially designed to protect the identity of a corporate brand from the unauthorized exploitation, likely to lead to consumer confusion or the […]
Trademark Classes and Product Differentiation
Introduction Trademarks play a very important role in the competitive world of commerce as such marks act as assets for various enterprises, providing a difference […]
Do Artists Really Own Their Songs: An Analysis in Light of the Taylor Swift Case
If you are a pop fan, it would not be news that in the past year, singer Taylor Swift has been re-recording her old albums […]
Navigating Signature Stances in Intellectual Property Laws
Recently, Turkish Olympic pistol shooter Yususf Dikec, who won a silver medal in the 2024 Summer Olympics, has filed for trademarking his shooting stance. The […]
How Do Unconventional Trademarks Impact Branding And Marketing Strategies?
Numerous brands are vying for consumers attention in today’s market. To stand out and be remembered businesses need to come up with unique strategies. One […]
Ambush Marketing and Intellectual Property: When Sports Causes a Scene
Introduction Sports is an arena where not only teams compete to stand as champions, but even brands compete to gain publicity. It is not uncommon […]
A Report on the Intellectual Property in Africa Conference, Harvard Law School (November 6-8, 2024)
Authored By: Seun Lari-Williams, Omolade Z. Adeyemi, ‘Damola Adediji. Edited by Isaac Kunko (Compiled from the authors’ participation in the conference) The inaugural Intellectual Property […]
Case Note on Lego Juris A/S Vs. Leo Foods
Madras High Court protects the well-known trade mark ‘LEGO’ from dilution Facts Lego Juris A/S, (hereinafter “Petitioner”) is a world-renowned manufacturer and seller of toys, […]
Intellectual Property Rights beyond Earth
Introduction Intellectual Property Rights were established to deliver control to individuals and organisations over their intellectual contributions, safeguarding their ideas and achievements under the rule […]
DANCE MOVES AND COPYRIGHT LAW: NAVIGATING THE FINE LINE
INTRODUCTION Dance moves can become more than a means of self-expression, in today’s digital age. They can also become cultural phenomena or even viral content […]
Revving Up Intellectual Property: The Untold Battles Behind Formula One Innovations
The era was the 1920s in Europe. As cars started becoming common among the rich, car races gained popularity. Different racing events were held across Europe […]
Are Digital IP Transactions Subject To Stamp Duty? Exploring Emerging Trends
In the modern digital era, intellectual property (IP) transactions are no longer limited to physical contracts or actual objects. The rapid growth of the digital […]
Indian Jurisprudence and its evolving Dynamic Injunctions
Case: Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. & Ors. Vs. Moviesmod.Bet & Ors., Delhi High Court The Plaintiffs who were leading global entertainment businesses involved in the […]
The Instagram issue of Copyrights: Introduction of the Artificial Intelligence Model
Introduction June 2024 saw not only extreme heat in reality, but also extreme heat in reels! Instagram changed its Privacy Policy (‘Policy’) and now uses […]