Most Read Posts on SpicyIP in 2020

Here are the ten most read posts on SpicyIP (across categories) in 2020!

Patent Politics in the Time of Corona

India’s First Covid-19 IP Dispute? Dettol Handwash Ad Claimed to Disparage Lifebuoy Soap Trademark

Sci-Hub and Libgen Up against Academic Publishers: A Death Knell for Access to Research? – Part I

CovEducation, Copyright and Fair Use in India

It is “Covered”, Yes, but is it “Disclosed”? Delhi HC Gives a Huge Shot in the Arm to Pharma Patents in India

Govt Urged to Revoke Patent for Gilead’s Potential Anti-COVID19 Drug Remdesivir

Badshah’s Genda Phool Controversy – Cultural Appropriation, Cumulative Creativity and Copyright Law

Dainik Jagran Sues Telegram for Copyright Infringement: Are Platforms or Group Admins Liable for Unlawful Speech on Closed Online Forums?

Fact Checking the Fact Check: Is Circulation of Free E-Newspapers Permitted under Copyright Law?

Can Patents and Trade Secrets Co-exist? : Delhi High Court Answers in the Negative

For the list of most read posts in different IP categories, please click on the links below:

Copyright: https://spicyip.com/most-read-copyright-posts-on-spicyip-in-2020

Patents: https://spicyip.com/most-read-patent-posts-on-spicyip-in-2020

Trademarks: https://spicyip.com/most-read-trademark-posts-on-spicyip-in-2020

Others: https://spicyip.com/most-read-other-ip-posts-on-spicyip-in-2020

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[Last updated on December 31, 2020]

Jagdish Sagar { It is certainly necessary to configure, and for the Courts to interpret, the limitations and exceptions to copyright on the basis of empirical experience, and this may be... }
{ Has the tenure of Justice Manmohan Singh been extended post December 31st 2020? }
Jagdish Sagar { Surely a viable solution to this problem would be a statutory licence for users, with suitable guidelines to the IPAB regarding fixation of the fee. Such legislation would... }
Achille Forler { https://blogs.law.gwu.edu/mcir/ This is an invaluable resource about music copyright infringement cases from the mid-nineteenth century forward in the U.S. and, to an increasing extent, in foreign jurisdictions. }
Achille Forler { In the absence of a forensic musicologist, courts still largely rely on subjective impressions of audio similarity/dissimilarity (the extrinsic test or 'golden ear' analysis); see Cottrill v. Spears... }

De-Coding Indian Intellectual Property Law