Author: Natesh Kumar ABSTRACT This article would explore the stance of copyright laws in cases of orphan and anonymous works i.e. cases wherein the owner is anonymous or cannot be contacted. The issues associated with orphan works are also addressed to which the corresponding solutions and recommendations are discussed. The latter part of the paper...Continue Reading

Author: T. Sreenitya Copyright is one of the kinds of intellectual property rights granted to an author of an original work. The work can be of any kind, like, art work, literary work, music, drama, software codes, etc. such right allows the author to have sole ownership over the work. The widely accepted definition is...Continue Reading

Introduction From the early beginnings of competition law, a major concern with granting intellectual property rights to authors and creators has always been the possibility of stagnating competition. As granting an exclusive right can lead to having detrimental effects such as abuse of being a monopoly. Both intellectual property law and competition law appear to...Continue Reading