A GLIMPSE OF THE FAMOUS FERRERO ROCHER INFRINGEMENT CASE
“A Great Trademark is Appropriate, Distinctive, Unique, Dynamic and Memorable ” In recent years, most of the world is eating chocolate, which not only gives you energy but […]
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Certificate Course on IP and Fintech by The IP Press [50 seats only]
The IP Press is delighted to launch its flagship course on IP & Fintech which is one of the newly emerging lines of law and […]
Global Gaming, Local Laws: Strategies for Inter-Jurisdictional IP Protection and the Indian Stance
This is part 2 of the two-part series on IPR in the gaming industry. This part builds on the discussion in the last part and […]
Workshop on Giving wings to your flight to LL.M- The IP Press
“Uncertain about pursuing an LLM? Search no more! Our comprehensive LLM Workshop is meticulously crafted to provide you with the latest legal insights, enabling you […]
The Power Play: Balancing Intellectual Property Rights in the Metaverse Gaming Landscape
This piece is Part 1 of a two-part blog series on Intellectual property in the gaming landscape. Part 1 of this series will essentially explore […]
SUFFICIENCY OF DISCLOSURE IN AI INVENTIONS
INTRODUCTION: The world is constantly evolving, and we have seen some profound technological changes and some brilliant scientific concepts. Therefore, it is crucial to evaluate […]
CONFLICT OF LAWS VERSUS CONFLICT FOR LAWS: A REGIME OF IPR INFRINGEMENT WITH RESPECT TO PATENT LAW
Abstract Private International Law or popularly termed as “Conflict of Laws” is that part of legal science that is not an act of the legislature […]
ChatGPT and the Rise of AI Chatbots: A need for legislative Development on uncharted Intellectual property territory
The advent of Artificial Intelligence has aided multiple people in enhancing their work by serving as a hub for relevant information, and in the brief […]
Copyright Law in the Light of AI Development
The development and use of ChatGPT have raised various questions about the data generated. This article argues that when there is a substantial intervention of […]
Trademark Protection vs. Freedom of Speech: The Rathee-Dabur Debate
Introduction: In the world of intellectual property, trademarks hold immense value for businesses, representing the reputation and distinctiveness of their products or services. To safeguard […]
Supreme Red box logo now officially well-known logo: Delhi High Court
[i]On 11th July 2023, in a decision under Delhi High Court by Justice Prathiba M. Singh the ‘SUPREME’ Red Box Logo device mark got the […]
Innovation Under Scrutiny: Canva’s Present and Record vs. RxPrism’s My Show & Tell
This piece provides a comprehensive analysis of the recent patent infringement case[1] between Indian tech startup RxPrism Health Systems Private Limited and the Australian graphic […]
Determining Well-Known Trademarks: Kamdhenu Ltd. v. The Registrar of Trade Marks
Case Citation: C.A.(COMM.IPD-TM) 66/2021 Court: High Court of Delhi at New Delhi Date of Decision: 6th July, 2023 Introduction: This case involves an appeal filed […]
I AM BARBIE GIRL, I’M LIVIN’ IN MY IP WORLD – You Can’t Touch Me There Or Else Hallway Go Down To Courtroom
The sky has turned pink with the release of the ‘Barbie Movie’ starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling and everyone is humming: “I’m a Barbie […]
The Path to ‘Well-Known’ Status for Trademarks: A Leap Forward
The enduring allure of the well-known mark – a status akin to the classic Onida tagline- Neighbour’s envy- owner’s pride. Though we don’t have Onida […]
CHAT GPT AND THE LOOMING CONCERN OF IP INFRINGEMENT
ChatGPT can be defined as an auto-generative chat that extracts various data and information from textbooks, newspapers, websites and different articles. After collection, the data […]
Legality of Text and Data Mining under Nigeria’s Copyright Law
Picture a team of pioneering researchers in Nigeria embarking on an ambitious project. Using Machine Learning (ML) techniques, they dive into a vast collection of […]
TRADEMARKING IN THE FOOD INDUSTRY IN ASIA
Customers have many options for the same goods in a world where innumerable food and beverage businesses are opening up every single day. In such […]
The Rights Paradox: Uncovering DRM’s Influence on Copyright Licensors and Licensees
Digital Rights Management (DRM) is a type of technology that allows copyright holders to control access and the use of their artistic work by copyright […]
Certificate Course on Practical Insights into the Copyright Law- The IP Press (29th July 2023- 20th August 2023)
ABOUT THE COURSE The IP Press is delighted to launch its flagship course on Copyright Law which is one of the dynamic and ever-booming laws […]