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The rules for digital property just changed. Five major publishers are taking Meta Platforms Inc. and its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, to court. This isn’t your avera…
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The Delhi High Court recently slammed the door on the BlackBerry Colour Coding Patent, an interface trick. By dismissing the company’s appeal, the court upheld…
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The Delhi High Court just sent a loud message to the tech world. In a recent move, the court ordered Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi to park $28.7 million (rou…
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Intellectual property and business expansion were the primary topics of discussion recently in Manila. The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) took…
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Social media changed how brands talk to us. But it also made the rules for creative rights much messier. Recently, Zee Entertainment Enterprises Limited took a…
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Apple has reached a preliminary deal to resolve a class-action lawsuit, agreeing to pay a massive sum over claims it wasn’t honest about its AI. The suit alleg…
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At the 2026 International Trademark Association (INTA) meeting in London, USPTO Director John Squires didn’t just give a speech; he rebranded an entire federal…
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The Delhi High Court just put its foot down. By issuing an interim order to lock up Arjun Kapoor Personality Rights for his publicity and fame, the court sent …
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Samsung just received a massive bill from a British courtroom. A UK judge ordered the South Korean tech giant to pay roughly $392 million to ZTE, a Chinese tel…
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In India, owning a brand name is a tale of two powers: the official certificate you get from the government and the actual time you’ve spent selling in the mar…
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