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Iprmentlaw Blog
TOKEN, TRAINING DATA, AND THE LAW
What ANI Media v. OpenAI Reveals About How Large Language Models Really Work I. Introduction The Delhi High Court on 24 July 2026 delivered its ruling in the application filed…
Ogden Glazer + Schaefer Blog
Queen of the Neighborhood
By Erin Ogden
Generally, if you made it, you own the copyright – even if you don’t own the physical thing itself. The authors of the work are the default owners in a…
Copyright Lately
BMG v. Vetter: Recusals Leave Supreme Court Without a Quorum
By Aaron Moss
Too many authors? Four Supreme Court justices sat out the music publishers’ petition over “Double Shot,” leaving the Fifth Circuit’s worldwide-termination ruling in place by default. BMG v. Vetter was…
Texas Bar Blog
Intellectual Property Considerations in Board Game Crowdfunding
By David Baker
The tabletop gaming industry is booming. Fueled by renewed interest in analog entertainment, the global tabletop-games market continued to grow. One recent industry market study valued the worldwide tabletop market…
Fox Mandal Blogs
Meta Faces Global Scrutiny Over Children’s Privacy, AI Practices and Copyright Enforcement
Meta Faces Global Scrutiny Over Children's Privacy, AI Practices and Copyright Enforcement June 19, 2026 Satish N D Amitava Dutta Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is…
Iprmentlaw Blog
IPRMENTLAW WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS (OCTOBER 12-18, 2026)
By Mridula Bhat
Bombay High Court Refuses Interim Injunction Against JioStar in ‘Queen Forever’ Dispute The Bombay High Court declined to grant interim relief against JioStar in a dispute concerning the proposed film…
The Brand Protection Blog
China’s New AI Judicial Guidance: Key IP Takeaways for Businesses
By Justin Davidson (HK), Mina Li
On 7 September 2026, China’s Supreme People's Court (SPC) took a significant step in shaping the legal landscape for artificial intelligence by issuing its Opinions of the Supreme People's Court…
IP Brief
Copyrights on YouTube: Enforcement and Reality
By Andrea Arndt
Digital Millennium Copyright Act’s safe harbor provisions highlight an environment of uneasy compromise. Originally published by Investor’s Digest. Reprinted with permission. During the past two decades, YouTube has operated at the uneasy…
The Legal Wire
Ex-New Jersey AG’s new firm has sued OpenAI and Microsoft three times since February
Former New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin’s five-lawyer firm, Platkin LLP, has sued OpenAI and Microsoft three times since opening in February. Two of the cases accuse the companies of…
Legal Research and Analysis
COPYRIGHT IN THE AGE OF GENERATIVE AI: RETHINKING OWNERSHIP, AUTHORSHIP AND INFRINGEMENT UNDER INDIAN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW
COPYRIGHT IN THE AGE OF GENERATIVE AI: RETHINKING OWNERSHIP, AUTHORSHIP AND INFRINGEMENT UNDER INDIAN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW VOLUME 3 ISSUE 2 Adv. Nisha Ismail Full Text PDF Download Table of…