Companies, individuals, and other entities can utilise the Trademark law to protect their labels, logos, emblems etc from being used by others by registering them. While the registration protects the trademarks, they are subject to revocation for a variety of reasons. The principle of trademark revocation can be regarded as a method to have a previously […]
Several decades ago, the richest men in the world were the owners of oil fields which generally did not mean that they had worked hard for it, but they had inherited from their ancestors. Fortunately, the richest people in the world today i.e., the founders of all the top companies such as Amazon, Tesla, SpaceX, […]
A person is only allowed to get one patent for one innovation. This is still the practise because if this principle didn’t exist, a single inventor may have obtained many patents on a single innovation. This would result in the invention having a clear monopoly. However, it is not the goal of patent legislation around […]
More than 1.5 billion learners have had their educations disrupted since the worldwide lock-down started. As a result, online courses quickly became the standard to fill the void left by a global epidemic in the provision of education. The majority of schools and institutions around the world now use online learning. Despite its benefits, online […]
According to the Copyright Act, a work of joint authorship is one generated by the collaboration and cooperation of more than one author whereby each author’s effort is equal to the other author’s contribution. In India, a copyright law stipulates that an author is a person who creates a work that can be authored and […]
Paparazzi are freelance/ independent photographers who take random or candid pictures of celebrities/high profile people, generally, while they go about their daily routine, and sell such photographs to media houses/newspapers/magazines[1] or exploit it commercially in any other manner, to make a living. A photograph is considered to be an artistic work[2] protectable under the copyrights regime in […]
Intellectual Property Rights are strictly territorial in nature. So, if a creator wishes to register their intellectual property across the world, they would have to register in every country individually. There is no worldwide protection for intellectual property. To facilitate the worldwide registration of intellectual property, the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) has introduced various […]
Intellectual Property Rights [hereinafter referred to as ‘IPR’] have gained immense significance in the technologically advanced world where we see developments happening in almost every sphere. The concept of IPR essentially emerges from the basic layman understanding of an owner of a property and how he has the right to enjoy the benefits of the […]
Copyright is an Intellectual Property which protects the creations and expressions of mind related to original Literary, Dramatic, Musical and Artistic works. Copyrights also lay protection on the Cinematographic Films and Sound Recordings. News/Press Media is a mass media, which aims to deliver news to the public at large. Forms of News Media Includes – […]
The increase and advancement of fashion industry is apparent from the switch of garments doing a mere practical function to the artistic creation of the garment. Apparel and garments have gone past performing mere social and cultural roles to an illustration of art and aesthetics. Clothes today are more artistic than functional in character and […]