Introduction What separates long-established print and electronic media from social media is that it comes along with a bunch of techniques for its usage. Out of the various components of social media, there are which are very different from rest,…
Introduction Intellectual Property is a way of protecting technologically invented rights. Various forms of creation that need protection such as marks, services, logos, and many others exist. Trademarks, Copyright, Patent, Geographical Indication, and many such are ways to protect the…
Introduction Intellectual property rights (IPR) in e-commerce are a vital component of e-commerce. Despite its importance, it is frequently overlooked since most people do not comprehend it and its linkages to e-commerce are not evident. Regardless, intellectual property and e-commerce…
Introduction Since childhood, fictional characters like Mickey Mouse, James Bond, and Donald Duck have formed a part of our lives and still form for many children. The people who created these characters are true artists. They used their imagination to…
Introduction Over $67 billion USD was transacted in the worldwide contemporary art market in 2018, an increase of nearly $3 billion USD from the previous year’s value. The number of artworks bought and sold throughout the world increased to almost…
Dematerialisation Maintaining a record of all paper-based documents is consistently challenging. Furthermore, the growing volume of paperwork each day can lead to the misplacement of essential documents, potentially triggering disruptions in the stock market and its associated businesses. Additionally, when…
INTRODUCTION The European Commission meeting in May 2009 gave rise to the Right to be Forgotten. An examination of the question, “Is there a basic right to forget?”is carried out. The right “to erasure” is another name for the right…
Introduction A catchphrase is defined as a term, phrase or sentence repeatedly used by an entity to the point of it becoming famous as well. Some classic examples of catchphrases in the commercial market include Nike’s “Just Do It,” KFC’s…
A trademark’s degree of registrability or its ability to sustain a suit or enforce a suit hinges upon the nature of the mark. Marks can range from being generic, descriptive, and suggestive to arbitrary and fanciful thereby shaping the strength…
Introduction Antitrust Laws also known as Competition Laws are formulated to promote fair competition between enterprises and prevent monopolistic practices, anti-competitive agreements and abuse of dominant position by enterprise. The main objective behind antitrust laws is to regulate the behavior…