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This blog discusses the latest updates in copyright law, including new intermediary rules in India, Japan’s copyright extension, and noteworthy infringement cases. It also covers music and merchandising trends, maintaining a factual and analytical perspective.
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This article examines Tata Motors’ research on hydrogen as an automotive fuel amid dwindling fossil resources. It reviews a key patent and explains the technology and legal context surrounding hydrogen-powered vehicles.
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This article examines the historical roots and gradual evolution of the trademark system, from ancient identification marks to formal legal protection. It outlines the development of trademark law, with particular reference to British and Indian legislative milestones.
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This update reviews key Indian trademark news, including new registrations, court rulings, licensing agreements, and recent GI recognitions. It also highlights important international and domestic brand developments.
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The Uniloc v Microsoft case has reignited the debate on calculating patent damages, with the US Federal Circuit rejecting the 25 percent rule as a basis for reasonable royalty. This decision is likely to shape future patent infringement litigation both in the US and globally.
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This post analyses the incentives for green technology patent applications, focusing on accelerated examination programmes in the US. It highlights the necessity for similar initiatives in India to promote innovation and timely market access for green technologies.
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Many Indian companies delay IP policy development until required by international partners, risking lost business opportunities. This post analyses why a comprehensive and customised IP policy is essential for successful technology transfers and international negotiations.
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This post provides an analytical review of non-obviousness standards for biotechnology inventions in the USA, referencing key Federal Circuit decisions. It discusses the evolving judicial approach and inconsistencies in applying patentability requirements to biotech innovations.
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This post offers a structured overview of the copyright registration process for audiobooks as sound recordings in India. It covers application steps, required documents, and best practices for writers seeking protection.
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