Introducing the Red Queen: I was told by my teachers to always start with a story, and what’s better than one from my favourite childhood novel? Most of you might have read ‘Alice through the Looking Glass’ by Lewis Carroll; … Continue reading Equality: The Forgotten Player in the Red Queen Race of Copyright Policy
Introduction Copyright is explained in Section 102 of Chapter 1 of Title 17 of the United States Code, where it states that Copyright Protection supports original work of authorship in any tangible form of expression, which is known now or … Continue reading Drawing the Line between Originality and Influence with reference to Michael Skidmore V. Led Zeppelin
Whenever you write a song or a story, draw a picture, or create anything else and put it down on paper, build it, or play it, you automatically own the copyright to it, including literary, intellectual, musical, and other forms … Continue reading Why Copyright Laws Vary
This article is written by Srishti Gupta. Srishti is a fourth-year law student from Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies, GGSIPU. The Delhi High Court clearly recognised the socio-economic realities of the India in the case of THE CHANCELLOR, MASTERS … Continue reading How DU Photocopiers brought a breakthrough in Copyright Infringement?
