What’s in an image?
The iconic Windows wallpaper, named “Bliss” most of us have seen growing up is actually known to be – ‘World’s most recognized photograph”. It was…
How to Protect Fashion Designs and Related Aspects under IP Laws in India
The fashion industry of India is one of the most lucrative industries worth billions of dollars and it employs people ranging from artisans to designers…
By Order, ‘Peaky Blinder’ – Not a Registered Trademark, Can be Used by Liquor Business
In a ruling by Los Angeles Federal Court the ‘Peaky Blinders’ name is not for the sole use of Caryn Mandabach Productions Ltd, the producers…
Iconic Single Ladies Choreography Now Protected by Copyright
Choreographer JaQuel Knight creates history by protecting his dance moves in Beyonce’s song titled ‘Single Ladies’ through copyright in the United States of America. The…
You can’t just put a ring on it!
The Olympic rings, designed by Pierre de Coubertin are the visual ambassador for the games. They made their debut at the Games of the VII…
Cashing in on Expressions: Emojis and their Run-in with IP Law
Do you know what day it is today? It’s ðŸŒðŸ˜„📆……………………………… a.k.a. It’s World Emoji Day! In case you guessed it correctly, congratulations! You can proudly…
Can we protect our Khadi?
When we think of Khadi, our minds automatically connect to Mahatma Gandhi spinning the ‘charkha’. Khadi for us Indians is not just a fabric but…
Can you trademark colours?
Justice Stephen Breyer wrote: “Color alone, at least sometimes, can meet the basic legal requirements for use as a trademark. It can act as a…
How Does Image Recognition Become a Game Changer for Trademark Watch and Search?
Companies spend millions in advertising each year, with the simple goal – the brand resonates with the target customers and they stand apart from their…