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NFT and Patents
What is NFT? Non-Fungible Tokens are primarily digital files of various physical and digital products and works that may be easily traded and saved as tokens. The major draw of NFTs is their individuality; each digital file has a special worth and status. There are no restrictions on the kind of good or creation that … Continue reading NFT and Patents
Read more »CCPA issues ‘Guidelines on Prevention of Misleading Advertisements and Endorsements for Misleading Advertisements, 2022’
Abstract The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) on 9th June 2022 issued the “Guidelines for Prevention of Misleading Advertisements and Endorsement for Misleading Advertisement 2022” with immediate effect.[1] The main objective of these guidelines is to curb misleading advertisements and protect consumers from unfair trade practices. The guidelines will be applicable to all forms, formats, … Continue reading CCPA issues ‘Guidelines on Prevention of Misleading Advertisements and Endorsements for Misleading Advertisements, 2022’
Read more »Moonlighting and its Effects
Introduction Since the global epidemic that occurred in 2020, it has become obvious that the working culture has changed. Working professionals especially those in the IT field, were at the time of pandemic forced to take numerous jobs due to the work-from-home (WFH) trend, a collapsing economy, shutdowns, severe unemployment, and fear of losing their … Continue reading Moonlighting and its Effects
Read more »Role Of Intellectual Property Rights In The Era Of Quantum Technology
INTRODUCTION Recent advances in the technical field of quantum technologies have not only experienced high amount of attention in information science and software engineering disciplines but also gained a wide interest of government due to its complexity and global significance. The unique characteristics and advanced applications of quantum computing technologies are vast and vary from … Continue reading Role Of Intellectual Property Rights In The Era Of Quantum Technology
Read more »Taxability Of Assignment And Licensing Of Trademark
Introduction An intellectual property right is an intangible right. It is uncontested that the “brand” is often the most valuable asset to a company and the brand name is solely a goodwill and incorporeal property. As trademark denotes the valuation of a company’s goodwill, it is a crucial economic and commercial tool considered to be … Continue reading Taxability Of Assignment And Licensing Of Trademark
Read more »Digital Piracy & Copyright Infringement
INTRODUCTION With the growth of the internet and technology progressing rapidly, more and more people are consuming content online. The issue is worse in India because many individuals refuse or are unable to pay the required amount of money for original content. With all of this rise in demand comes an increase in piracy, and … Continue reading Digital Piracy & Copyright Infringement
Read more »Academic Research and Copyright Issue
INTRODUCTION: Academic research is connected to literary works, and because there are many similar research works, the likelihood of it being copied unlawfully rises. Therefore, the Copyright Act 1957 provides protection under Intellectual Property Law against unauthorized copies of works. It offers a few crucial requirements that must be met for that. The rules are … Continue reading Academic Research and Copyright Issue
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