Outsourcing and Data Security
One of the biggest concerns of an entity outsourcing work to India is data security. Not just billions of dollars, but security breaches can also cost
Copyright Amendments and its Impact on Core Transactions in the Entertainment Industry
Rahul Ajatshatru looks at how the Copyright (Amendment) Act 2012 brings changes to business in copyright, particularly with the advent of the internet.
India’s Copyright Law Extended to Technology
Before amendment of the Indian Copyright Act in 2012, software was the only technology governed by the law. However, keeping abreast with global technological
Comparative Advertisements: The Legal Pitfalls
A look at comparative and parody advertisements in India and an analysis of the uncharted common law for comparative advertisements. Comparative Advertisements
Welcoming in the New Royalty Regime
The Copyright Amendment Act 2012 makes the most significant changes to Indian copyright law and marks a fundamental shift in copyright legislation since
Designers get IPR savvy
Safir Anand speaks to Times of India about fashion designers realising the importance of protecting their creations. Not just protecting exclusivity
Adventures of Mr. IP
Mr. Inder “IP” Prakash may not look a superhero, and well he isn’t one – or is he. Known to his friends as ‘IP’, our more-than-a-little-portly
Framing the Debate: What is the Scope of Liability?
Can a website host be held liable for hosting a frame or providing a link that infringes the rights of a third party? The crime scene: a murder has taken
IP Monetisation in India: Exploring the Options
With an ever-growing appetite among its new consumers, India offers exciting IP portfolio opportunities that may yield income directly or drive the wealth
What the Controller Got Wrong
Pravin Anand and Aditya Gupta explain the errors the Controller General of Patents made in granting a compulsory licensing order to Bayer. The affordability
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