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Why the Supreme Court’s Latest Copyright Ruling May Be Short-Lived

Copyright Lately

For the plaintiff, music producer Sherman Nealy, the Court’s ruling means the right to pursue damages dating back to 2008, ten years before he filed suit. Drop me a note below or @copyrightlately on social media. As always, I’d love to hear what you think.

Copyright 101
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A judicial lens on controversial IP realities in India

Selvam & Selvam Blog

Although the order drew a chuckle on social media due to the sheer absurdity of its background, it highlights the difficulty and struggles IP practitioners and IP Owners have to go through to safeguard their rights. Next, establishing seamless and concrete communication pathways among these departments and Applicants is vital.

IP 52
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Takedown Services Under Copyright Law

IP and Legal Filings

The safe harbour exemption clause was added to Section 79 of the Information Technology Act of 2000, which protected an intermediary from liability for third-party content on its platform if it completed “due diligence” as specified by the Central Government.

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IPSC Breakout Session #5 Platforms & Interfaces/IP Enforcement

43(B)log

Xuan-Thao Nguyen, Tech Bros, Social Media, and the End of IP Financing? Piggyback on VC due diligence, valuation. The problem is that this system fell apart around 2008-2012 when smartphones came out. Ideas are nothing without financing. Banks will not give loans secured by patents; banking law constraints.

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Court Grounds Copyright Frequent Flyer Over Statute of Limitations

Copyright Lately

Ellis took the photo in 2003 and registered it with the Copyright Office in 2008. Complex Media posted Minden’s photo over 10 years ago. Under the discovery rule, an infringement claim does not “accrue” until the copyright holder discovers, or with due diligence should have discovered, the infringement.