Published Although in its early stages, the proposed changes to the Copyright, Designs, and Patents Act (1988) are already causing controversy, particularly among those in the music and creative industries. More than 1,000 artists, including huge names such as Kate...
Published On February 20, 2025, Pepperdine University commenced an action against Netflix Inc. and Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. in the US District Court for the Central District of California. The Complaint alleges a total of nine causes of action sounding in...
Published Does reusing embossed bottles with another manufacturer’s trademark constitute the infringement of intellectual property rights under the Trademarks Act? In a recent case, this issue was assessed. Mount Everest Breweries Limited (appellant) manufactures and...
Published The Scottish Anti-Illicit Trade Group (SAITG) has relaunched this month with the aim of combating counterfeiting and Intellectual Property crime in Scotland. Supported by the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO), the group brings together law enforcement,...
Published US copyright laws are intended to protect the rights of authors and creators by granting them exclusive rights over their works. That way, authors and creators can control how their works are used, reproduced, and distributed. These laws are intended to...
Published In the ever-evolving domain of artificial intelligence (AI), India’s first AI copyright case, ANI v. OpenAI, has emerged, potentially shaping the future of copyright protection in India. The case raises the fundamental question: does generative...
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