Media Laws
Laws related to Movies and Films
The harmony and security of the general public should not be disturbed during the process of expressing one’s thoughts.
Cyber Laws
Misuse of Social Media Logos
In the digital world, “your brand name is 10 times more valuable than it is in the actual world,” says Brandy Thomas, CEO of Cyveillance Inc.
Intellectual Property Rights
Intellectual Property in the Software Industry
IP Rights have developed to the point where they now play a vital role in the evolution of the Software Industry over the past years.
Intellectual Property Rights
ICC Development (International) Ltd. v. Arvee Enterprises & Anr.
With a growing trend towards aggressive and momentary marketing, the need to protect personality rights is becoming more evident day by day.
Media Laws
Anti-Piracy Reforms under Media Law
It is vital to have an inexpensive access to the original media content to prevent the users from switching back to pirated content.
Intellectual Property Rights
Trademark and Copyright in Sports Law
Presently, merchandising is the most efficient form of business where these sports associations and clubs obtain a larger market share.
Intellectual Property Rights
Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights with Particular reference to Border Security Measures
Introduction: Protection for intellectual rights means ultimately a protection for the human mind. The human mind is a creative workplace that contributes to the rapidly growing technological world that we live in today. The importance of the proper enforcement of such rights cannot be fathomed enough as it is one Read more…
Intellectual Property Rights
Protecting Business Innovation via Trademark
Introduction: A trademark is a design, word, slogan, symbol, or combination of any of those elements that help buyers recognize the products or services that are available in the market. It is a type of intellectual property and is important because of money. Trademarks are treasured by business, and any Read more…
Cyber Laws
Interdependency of IPR and Information Technology Act, 2000
Introduction: The Information Technology Act, 2000 is the result of the resolution by the General Assembly of the United Nations (UNCITRAL), dated 30th January 1997, which adopted the Model Law on Electronic Commerce on International Trade Law. Cyber Crimes are one of the fastest-growing crimes around the world. This Act Read more…
Intellectual Property Rights
Protection of Trade Secrets in the Light of Business Law: How Can the Existing Conflict be Eased?
Introduction: Trade secrets constitute a significant part of an organization’s property. But trade secrets should not be mistaken for mere possessions of a company, for they have a significant impact on the prosperity of a company. Trade secrets usually include devices, formulae, special practices followed in a company, data, instruments, Read more…
Intellectual Property Rights
Software Protection: International Instruments and Trends
Introduction: Software can be understood as a set of instructions that tell a computer what to do, it gives instructions to the computer telling it what should be done. It comprises entire sets of programs, procedures, and routines that are associated with the operating system of a computer. It can Read more…
Intellectual Property Rights
Illegal use of Copyright Work
Introduction: The concept of use, fair dealing, or free use of copyrighted works for education and research is incorporated in copyright laws around the globe. This is often to strike a balance between the private interests of copyright holders and therefore the public interests of scholars and researchers to use Read more…