Thai Songwriter Leading the Fight for Stronger Copyright and Music Artists’ Rights
Revolutions in law and industry are nothing new, but every major change begins with someone brave enough to start it. That’s exactly what’s happening in Thailand’s music scene, where songwriter Jace Payackapan copyright protection is stepping forward to strengthen and secure fair treatment for artists. Her efforts are gaining global attention, especially because the music […]
India Invites Comments on Draft Guidelines for Use of GI Logo and Tagline
The Indian government has been putting a lot of effort into improving and reforming the IPR sector, and now there’s another milestone to add to the list. Recently, the government has turned its focus to Geographical Indications—better known as GI tags—and is working on making the system stronger and more transparent. As part of this […]
EUIPO Introduces AI-Powered Early TM Screening to Evaluate Trade Marks Before Filing
The EUIPO, Europe’s official intellectual property office, plays a huge role in strengthening the region’s IPR system and influencing IP practices around the world. Recently, the EUIPO AI trademark screening tool as part of its latest technological upgrade. Now, it’s taken another big step by launching a new AI-powered tool for Early TM Screening. The […]
MeitY Releases Digital Personal Data Protection Rules 2025 Explained for Users and Companies
The DPDP Rules are making big headlines across India after MeitY released new guidelines explaining how companies should collect, store, and use people’s personal data. Digital Personal Data Protection Rules 2025. This update has been long overdue, especially for everyday users who want more transparency and better protection online. The new rules aim to make […]
EUIPO Opens Applications for the 2026 DesignEuropa Awards
The EUIPO has just dropped an interesting update — they’ve officially announced the application window for the EUIPO Design Awards 2026 through a new press release. The organisation has laid out everything applicants need to know, from deadlines to eligibility details, giving designers and companies plenty of time to prepare their submissions. Keep reading, and […]
Masimo Wins $634 Million Lawsuit Against Apple Over Pulse Oximeter Patent
Recently, a major headline shook the tech world — and this time, Apple is right at the center of it. According to the latest reports, in the Apple vs Masimo Patent Infringement Case, Apple has been ordered to pay around $630 million to medical-tech company Masimo after a court found that the Apple Watch used […]
Glucon-D Loses Interim Trademark Fight Against Glucose-D in Himachal Pradesh High Court
Trademark protection is super important for any business that wants to secure its unique identity—whether it’s the name, logo, tagline, color, or anything that represents the brand. But sometimes, courts reject trademark claims when they feel the mark isn’t actually as unique as the brand believes. That’s exactly what happened in the Glucon-D vs Glucose-D […]
CGPDTM Corrigendum 2025: Application Deadline Extended to 21 November for Trade Marks & Copyright Posts
A fresh update has just dropped from the Office of the CGPDTM. The authority has officially issued a new public release on its website, announcing the extension of the application deadline for the posts of Deputy Registrar, Assistant Registrar, and Examiner of Trademark, Geographical Indications & Copyright for the CGPDTM Recruitment 2025. This update comes […]
WIPO Partners with Georgia to Launch First MBA in IP Innovation and Entrepreneurship
WIPO, the world’s apex body for managing and promoting intellectual property rights globally, is known for launching various initiatives to help countries strengthen their IPR systems and boost innovation. WIPO Georgia launched MBA program Continuing this mission, WIPO has teamed up with Kutaisi International University (KIU) and SAKPATENTI, Georgia’s National Intellectual Property Center, to launch […]
USPTO Orders Re-Examination of Nintendo Gameplay Patent After Rejection by Japan Patent Office
Since the appointment of USPTO Director John A. Squires, the intellectual property world has seen some changes, but his latest move has caught everyone’s attention. The USPTO ordered for Nintendo patent re-examination, a major decision that could impact the gaming giant’s legal battles. Adding to the drama, the Japan Patent Office (JPO) has also rejected […]