Month: March 2025

Privacy vs. Surveillance: A Constitutional Dilemma in India and Beyond

28th March, 2025 - 5:54 am Categories: Intellectual Property

United States: A Fragmented Approach Where the EU has a streamlined approach, America is much more sectoral and industry-specific about privacy. So much so, in fact, that the United States does not even have any kind of “federal comprehensive” privacy law similar to the GDPR; rather, it relies upon a patchwork of sectoral laws, for … Continue reading Privacy vs. Surveillance: A Constitutional Dilemma in India and Beyond

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Patent Clearance Strategies for Ai Startups: Conducting an Effective FTO Analysis

27th March, 2025 - 5:29 am Categories: Patent Act

In the current era, blooming of artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionary. AI- driven technologies like financial forecasting, AI powered healthcare, innovations in biotechnology, nano technology, renewable energy technology, IoT driven sustainability and large language learning models (LLM) like GPT-4, Gemini to autonomous systems are reshaping how businesses operates and communication with people and technology. The … Continue reading Patent Clearance Strategies for Ai Startups: Conducting an Effective FTO Analysis

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THE COPYRIGHT CONUNDRUM: ANI VS OPENAI AND THE FIGHT FOR FAIR USE

26th March, 2025 - 5:19 am Categories: Business Copyright Copyright Infringement Copyright Litigation

“Independent Journalism is vital to our democracy. It is also increasingly rare and valuable.” These were the opening lines of the New York Times in its case against OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Microsoft’s Bing Chat. The case was brought by the New York Times against the defendants ‘for copying and using millions of the Times’s copyrighted … Continue reading THE COPYRIGHT CONUNDRUM: ANI VS OPENAI AND THE FIGHT FOR FAIR USE

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Can You Trademark an AI-Generated Logo or Brand Name?

24th March, 2025 - 4:37 am Categories: Trademark

The Fourth Industrial Revolution has brought a drastic change in the market and how it operates. There is barley anything in the society which is not touched by the changes brought by this revolution, and Intellectual Property Rights and Trademark specifically stands as no exception. Trademark as a part of IPR has twofold purpose to … Continue reading Can You Trademark an AI-Generated Logo or Brand Name?

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Impact of Brand Protection and Market Fairness: Lessons from the Girnar Case

22nd March, 2025 - 5:27 am Categories: Trademark

Understanding Deceptive Similarity in Trademark Law This legal framework extends beyond being merely similar in appearance-it indeed encompasses only phonetic, structural or conceptual similarity that might potentially deceive an average consumer suffering from imperfect memory. This is the reasoning that finds courts consistently holding that in deceptive similarity cases, the test is one of probability … Continue reading Impact of Brand Protection and Market Fairness: Lessons from the Girnar Case

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Click to Harm: How Women Face Cyber Crime in the Digital Age

21st March, 2025 - 12:16 pm Categories: Cyber Law

Information technology exists in two forms since it creates human advancement and business opportunities but also fuels the humiliation and oppression of women specifically. The virtual domain known as Cyberworld operates as a place where all people hide their actual personal information. Regular people primarily women become victims in numerous known and unknown criminal activities. … Continue reading Click to Harm: How Women Face Cyber Crime in the Digital Age

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A 10 CRORE COMPENSATION CLAIM FOR A 3 SECOND BTS CLIP: EXAMINING COPYRIGHT CLAIMS IN THE US AND INDIA’S ENTERTAINMENT SECTOR

20th March, 2025 - 9:32 am Categories: Intellectual Property

Dhanush, a renowned South Indian actor also famous for his work in Bollywood films like ‘Raanjhana’ and ‘Atrangi Re’ has recently issued a notice seeking 10 crore as compensation for copyright infringement against Nayanthara, a famous actress herself. The alleged copyright infringement took place due to the usage of a three second clip which actress … Continue reading A 10 CRORE COMPENSATION CLAIM FOR A 3 SECOND BTS CLIP: EXAMINING COPYRIGHT CLAIMS IN THE US AND INDIA’S ENTERTAINMENT SECTOR

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DABUS Case: AI Inventorship in Indian Legal Regime

19th March, 2025 - 7:08 am Categories: AI

Innovations created by Artificial Intelligence, or “AI, “happen every second of the day. There exists a debate on the patentability of inventions made by AI, one of which is the Device for the Autonomous Bootstrapping of Unified Sentience or “DABUS” patent, which raises the critical question of whether an AI can be recognized as an … Continue reading DABUS Case: AI Inventorship in Indian Legal Regime

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Sustainable Success: The Power of Integrating IP Strategy with Green Business Practices

18th March, 2025 - 9:50 am Categories: IP Litigation

Sustainable development entails meeting present needs without jeopardizing the ability of future generations to do the same. Achieving this balance requires harmonizing resource use, investment, technology, and societal needs. To actualize sustainable development, businesses and organizations must adopt a Sustainability Action Plan. This plan outlines a systematic approach to incorporate sustainable practices into daily operations, … Continue reading Sustainable Success: The Power of Integrating IP Strategy with Green Business Practices

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OTT Platforms: Valuable Allies or Risky Overlords? An Analysis of Regulatory Frameworks

17th March, 2025 - 7:34 am Categories: Media & Entertainment Law

As said by one of our most famous Historian and Noble Peace Prize Winner Christian Lous Lange Technology is a Useful Servant but a Dangerous Master, he was very clear about what he was saying and we are going to talk about the same. The New Technologies that we are discussing today are the OTT … Continue reading OTT Platforms: Valuable Allies or Risky Overlords? An Analysis of Regulatory Frameworks

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