India’s Seed Law Has a Hidden Power – Why Has It Never Been Used?
Introduction: The Concept of “Legal Dormancy” India has a law that allows the government to intervene when seeds are unavailable or unaffordable. Yet, in more […]
Month: June 2026
Capolongo v. Spotify and Platform-Controlled Dispute Design
On April 30, 2026, Judge John G. Koeltl of the Southern District of New York routed to arbitration a lawsuit alleging that Spotify’s Discovery Mode […]
AI-Generated Music and the Crisis of Indian Copyright Law: Who Is the Composer?
Introduction On 26 March 2026, the Delhi High Court faced a question that sits right in the middle of modern copyright law, whether a musical […]
Copyright Protection of Reality Shows and Unscripted Television Formats in India.
Introduction The rapid growth of reality television in India has transformed the way that contemporary media is produced, how audiences engage with media, and how […]
Where Sports, Law, and Innovation Converge: Launch of Our Sports Law & Intellectual Property Rights Law Newsletter | The IP Press |
Greetings from The IP Press. The IP Press proudly launches its Sports Law and Intellectual Property Rights Newsletter— a quarterly publication dedicated to exploring emerging […]
One-Day Workshop on Roadmap to Pursuing LLM Abroad | The IP Press | 27 June 2026
Are you considering pursuing an LLM abroad but unsure where to start? The IP Press is excited to announce a comprehensive one-day workshop designed to […]
Red Means Stop: How Exide Drew a Colour Line and Made It Stick
The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India on May 27, 2026 substantially upheld the interim injunction granted in favour of Exide Industries Limited against Amara Raja […]