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Licensing IP – A Presentation by Dr. Kalyan Kankanala

The presentation on IP Licensing by Dr. Kalyan Kankanala at IIMB The presentation on IP Licensing by Dr. Kalyan Kankanala at IIMB, gives an insight into the basics of licensing intellectual property. Beginning with a short introduction to the rights granted by IP, the presentation moves to some types of licenses based on the nature of transaction, field, type etc. Kalyan then delves into the process of licensing and various steps involved in it, by taking patent licensing as an example.…

BananaIP Reporter Intellectual Property, IP Commercialization/Licensing February 19, 2014 1408Views 0Like

Working of the Patent Process: A Presentation

A patent is a monopolistic right granted by the government for a specific period of time in return for the disclosure of an invention which is in conformance with the patent laws of a country. The protection for the invention is initiated by making a strategy as to how and when a patent application should be filed and this monopolistic right comes to an end 1 year after the payment of the 20 th year annuity/maintenance fee. The life cycle…

BananaIP Reporter Intellectual Property, Patents February 3, 2014 879Views 0Like

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An Overview of Music Licensing – Part 1

Music licensing means transfer of exclusive or non – exclusive rights to use a piece of music which sometimes may be a complete song, a snippet of a song or an entire album or an entire repertoire for a set period of time, for a fee. Music licensing deals can take several forms, but generally all deals dictate the presence of a licensing fee, an expiration date of the licensing agreement, and terms specifying where and how the licensee can use…

BananaIP Reporter Copyrights, Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law January 7, 2014 929Views 1Like

Introduction to Patent Law – A Presentation at NLSIU

This presentation gives an overview of the patent and introduces students to the patent life cycle. It also delves briefly into justifications for patent protection. The presentation is available here. By Dr. Kalyan

BananaIP Reporter Intellectual Property, Patents December 26, 2013 759Views 0Like

Business Value of IP – A Presentation for United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO)

This presentation gives an overview of the value of IP for businesses, especially SMEs. The presentation was delivered for the plastics and machine tools industry in Delhi and has specific examples to suit the said industries. The presentation can be accessed here By Dr. Kalyan

BananaIP Reporter Intellectual Property, IP Audits November 25, 2013 729Views 0Like

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The 3D Effect of Novartis Case on Genetic Inventions

The Novartis decision of the Indian Supreme Court rejecting patentability of the cancer drug, Imatinib Mesylate in its beta crystalline form (commonly called 'Glivac'), has been commended for its outlook on public interest and access to health. It was in fact an important decision for cancer patients as it removes the last possible hurdle to access the drug at one-tenth of its cost, which was around Rs. 1, 20, 000/- per month. The main issue in the case revolved around…

BananaIP Reporter Intellectual Property, Patents May 25, 2013 859Views 0Like

Laws of Nature / State of Art Interface

The laws of nature exclusion is one of the basic exceptions to patent eligibility in many jurisdictions. While the extent of its applicability may vary from country to country, it is recognized as one of the important elements for subject matter enquiry with respect to biology based inventions. Laws of nature include products of nature, natural relationships and natural phenomena, among others. The test that is commonly followed for determining whether an invention falls within the scope of laws of…

BananaIP Reporter Intellectual Property, Patents October 29, 2012 1071Views 1Like

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‘Fair Use’ – Professors versus Publishers

In a recent judgment, A U.S. Court ruled in favor of Georgia State University’s professors’ using excerpts of published works for the purpose of education. The case primarily rules in favor of the professors and the university on the issue of Copyright Infringement. The case involved Georgia State University on the defending side and three major publishing companies namely, Cambridge University Press, Oxford University Press, and SAGE publications as the plaintiffs who had collectively filed around 74 copyright infringement claims against…

BananaIP Reporter Copyrights, Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law May 28, 2012 977Views 1Like

Entertainment Law – Presentation by Nishant Kewalramani

This presentation covers Copyright Amendment Bill 2011, the importance of registering copyright and provides an insight into copyright infringement in the entertainment industry. Please see the document embedded below for more details.

BananaIP Reporter Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law April 30, 2012 948Views 0Like

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“Who Owns the Goodwill in a Mark?”- Coin Flips in Favour of the Manufacturer

This post was first published on 15th February, 2012. A trademark associates a considerable amount of goodwill with a product and hence businesses go to great extents to exploit this potential of a trademark and therefore, they strive hard to protect their trademarks. A recent instance where a seller of a product fought with the manufacturer of the product over the ownership of the trademark is the Trans Tyres India Pvt. Ltd. v. Double Coin Holdings Ltd. & Anr. case, which…

BananaIP Reporter Intellectual Property, Trademarks February 15, 2012 1377Views 1Like

Celebrating 20 Years of IP Excellence

Licensing IP – A Presentation by Dr. Kalyan Kankanala

Working of the Patent Process: A Presentation

An Overview of Music Licensing – Part 1

Introduction to Patent Law – A Presentation at NLSIU

Business Value of IP – A Presentation for United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO)

The 3D Effect of Novartis Case on Genetic Inventions

Laws of Nature / State of Art Interface

‘Fair Use’ – Professors versus Publishers

Entertainment Law – Presentation by Nishant Kewalramani

“Who Owns the Goodwill in a Mark?”- Coin Flips in Favour of the Manufacturer

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