Tag: Copyright

’22 Week 5(01/04 – 07/04)

Post author By aneetam
Post date April 10, 2022
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Hello everyone! The past week has seen several developments in various realms of law! We travel from Delhi to Oklahoma to examine John Doe orders, competition law investigations abortion laws, international criminal trials and much more! Happy reading!

TeLawgram

You’ve Got TeLawgram: 2020 Roundup

Post author By Abhishek Rajiv
Post date January 1, 2021
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2020 was a tough year for all of us. Regardless, the world has marched on. Countless changes have been wrought worldwide, in all spheres, including law. In furtherance of our goal of providing our readers with updates, we have collected the largest updates over the past year, in India, and have presented them with a curated reading list for your perusal.
Happy Reading!

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TeLawgram

25.09.20 – 02.10.20

Greetings! We are pleased to present ‘TeLawgram’, our new weekly segment focussing on events of legal importance – in India and elsewhere. For your ease, we will be providing a brief summary of events, as well as a reading list that explores different points of view. With TeLawgram, we hope to both inform readers and […]

Tags Babri Masjid, Brexit, Call for Papers, Copyright, Criminal Law, Data Protection, EU, European Union, Facebook, Free Speech, GDPR, Gujarat, Hathras Case, Labour Rights, LGPD, Privacy, Right to Privacy, Social Media, Twitter

Intellectual Property Technology

From ‘who’ to ‘what’: Proposed Paradigm shift in Patent Law

Post author By nualslj
Post date October 29, 2019
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By Aditya Gupta “The short-term impact of AI depends on who controls it, the long-term impact depends on whether it can be controlled at all” – Stephen Hawking[1] Introduction As abstract and far-fetched as it may sound, two patents have been filed before the US Patent and Trademark Office, the European Patent Office, and […]

Tags AI, Artificial Intelligence, Copyright, Patent