The IP Wave
Global Patents in Five Charts: What is happening in the world of Patents?
This week in IP Wave we take a look at five graphs on Patents the world over. Contrast it with changes in India.
Divyansh Sehgal
The IP Wave
SCIHUB V Academic Publishers: A Critical Analysis
SCIHUB V Academic Publishers: A Critical Analysis
The IP Wave
Infosys Prize
IP Wave: Infosys Prize Winners
IP&Innovation
Rooh Afza V. Dil Afza: Finding Meaning in Trademark Protection
Rooh Afza V. Dil Afza
IP&Innovation
IP, INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY FOR BUILDING NEW INDIA
IP, INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY FOR BUILDING NEW INDIA
IP&Innovation
Is Innovation Overrated?
Innovation
Research
Copyright challenges in India
Intellectual Property (IP) refers to the creations of the mind including inventions, designs, symbols, names, images, literary and artistic works used in commerce[1]. IP enable the owner/creator of the IP to earn recognition or financial benefit from what they have invented or created, for example, trademarks, patents, copyright,
Research
Analysis of vaccines to tackle Covid-19 with patent review
Abstract As humans are spreading throughout the world, infectious diseases have been a constant companion such as Bubonic Plague (200 Million deaths), 17th Century Great Plague (3 Million deaths), Plague of Justinian (30-50 Million deaths), etc. Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) which was published on 11th January 2020 showing the intensity of
IP&Innovation
How much Public are you in the “Public Domain”?
IP&Innovation
How much Public are you in the “Public Domain”?
The public domain is a vital part of the lifecycle of copyright. From "Winnie-the-Pooh" to "Sun also rises" to "Enough rope" to Disney's "Micky Mouse," many copyrighted works are entering the public domain.
Research
How secure are you Online?
Abstract: This paper comprises of why protection of personal data privacy should be looked upon as a matter of concern. This paper also focuses on the Indian legislations which protects or safeguards data in India. Our personal data is dear to us all and people live their lives in the
IP&Innovation
World Intellectual Property Indicators
World Intellectual Property Indicators by WIPO
IP&Innovation
Fair Use/Fair Dealing in Copyright vis-à-vis Aaj Tak v Newslaundry
In late 2021, TV Today Network, which owns the news channels India Today and AajTak, filed a lawsuit [https://scroll.in/latest/1008626/india-today-group-files-rs-2-crore-suit-against-newslaundry-for-defamation-copyright-infringement] against Newslaundry (a digital media house), its management, editors, and other staff and sought damages of Rs 2 crores for defaming the news channels, its management,
IP&Innovation
Global Innovation Index, 2021
Global Innovation Index (GII) ranks countries as per their success and capacity in innovation[1]. The GII has been published every year since its inception in 2007 by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in partnership with Cornell University, INSEAD business school, and other organizations and institutions. It has shaped
Law&Society
Crime Rates in India
Under the Constitution of India, police are governed by State Governments. States have modelled their laws based on central law, i.e., Police Act, 1861. State police are divided into two parts, namely, civil and armed forces. The civil force is responsible for regular law and order and crime control
IP&Innovation
Disney Marvel could lose ownership rights of their Characters!!
Marvel Studios, becoming a legal firm from being a blockbuster entertainment conglomerate, is underway. Marvel is filing a series of cases against numerous Marvel comics figures, that includes the heirs of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko (American book writers, editors, publishers, and producers, known for Marvel Comics), claiming complete ownership