Indian Copyright Regime- Law and Practice

Name: Indian Copyright Regime- Law and Practice
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Learn law of Copyrights in the Indian context

Created byMuralidharan R

Last updated 8/2023

English

What you'll learn

Copyright Law Basics
History of Copyright Law
The Indian Copyright Act
Copyright Ownership and Duration
Infringement and Enforcement
Copyright in the Digital Age
Indian Copyright Case Studies

Course content

4 sections • 17 lectures • 4h 36m total length

Introduction13:37
Explore the evolution of Indian copyright law from common-law protection to the 1957 act, international treaties like Berne and TRIPS, and practical, day-to-day copyright problem solving.
International Copyright Order14:03
An overview of the international copyright order, detailing Berne, universal and phonogram conventions, WTO implications, and core principles of national treatment, inherent protection, originality, and territorial IPR.
Understanding IPR Legislation13:55
Understand the Indian copyright regime, including the act and international order, objects and definitions, ownership and rights, term, licenses, societies, registration and infringement, and moral rights like paternity and mutilation.
The ICA: a functional understanding13:50
Explore the Indian copyright regime, the Indian Copyright Act's 79 sections and 15 chapters, infringement, defenses, civil and criminal remedies, and enforcement vs global standards amid liberalization and US lobbying.

Music Industry and Copyright16:13
Explore the $65 billion global music market with 3.5% CAGR, the shift from gramophones to digital delivery, and India’s 68% music piracy under copyright enforcement.
Role of Tech in Copyright Protection15:07
Examine how technology shapes copyright protection in India's music and film sectors, covering streaming piracy, online marketing, performers' rights, and tools like the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
The Napster Case20:44
Explores how Napster reshaped copyright enforcement using peer-to-peer file transfer, tackling primary, contributory, and vicarious infringement while prompting shifts in the digital music economy.
The Gulshan Kumar Case16:38
Explore the Gulshan Kumar case within the Indian copyright regime, linking piracy, licensing rights for pre-recorded cassettes, and underworld-driven profits to copyright infringement.
The Illayraja episode16:18
Trace Illayaraja's dominance and the copyright dispute over performance rights in Indian cinema, detailing contracts, performers rights society, royalties, and implications for composers, lyricists, and artists.

Licences15:38
Explore how copyright licenses govern permissions, highlighting section 30 writing requirements, voluntary, compulsory, and statutory licenses, with implied consent, registration considerations, and Berne convention inherent protection.
Compulsory licences16:00
Explore three compulsory licenses under sections 31, 31A, and 31C—works withheld from the public, unpublished or untraceable authors, and licenses for disabled beneficiaries—now determined by commercial courts.
Statutory Licences16:37
Understand statutory licenses, including compulsory licenses for the disabled, and how commercial courts grant them through summary inquiries, plus cover licenses and performers' rights.
Literary and Broadcaster Rights15:27
Explore statutory licenses for literary works and broadcasters, including notice to owners, differential tariffs, voluntary and compulsory licensing, and translations under sections 32 and 32A, plus copyright term complexities.

Owners of copyright16:37
The lecture explains who owns copyright in Indian film and music, detailing authorship, commissioned works, performers' rights, moral rights, and the 2012 amendment's impact.
Copyright Societies18:50
Learn how the Indian copyright regime law and practice assigns performers rights under chapter seven, detailing composer, author, and publisher roles and licensing by the performers rights society.
Rights of Broadcasters and Performers20:49
Explore the rights of broadcasters and performers under chapter eight, including broadcast reproduction rights, time shifting, and performer royalties under sections 37, 38, and 38B.
Concluding remarks15:41
Explore how copyright balances private interests with public access, highlighting originality, the form-and-expression dichotomy, and the roles of registration and licensing in affordable, non-discriminatory access.

Requirements

Interest in Copyright Law
Interest in IPR

Description

Course Overview

Welcome to the "Indian Copyright Regime: Law and Practice" course! This comprehensive online program is designed to provide a deep understanding of copyright law in India, with a focus on the Indian Copyright Act and its practical application. Whether you are a creative professional, a legal practitioner, or simply interested in intellectual property rights, this course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to navigate the intricacies of copyright in India.

Key Features

Expert Instruction: Our experienced instructors, renowned experts in the field of intellectual property law, will guide you through the complexities of the Indian Copyright Act and its implementation.
Practical Case Studies: We believe in learning by doing. Throughout the course, we'll explore real-life Indian case studies to illustrate the application of copyright law in various scenarios, giving you valuable insights into the legal aspects of creative works.
Comprehensive Content: Covering the fundamentals of copyright law in India, this course will take you on a journey from the historical context to the modern-day challenges of copyright in the digital age.

What You'll Learn

Introduction to Copyright: Understand the concept of copyright and its importance in protecting creative works. Explore the key principles that underpin copyright law in India.
The Indian Copyright Act: Dive deep into the Indian Copyright Act, its historical evolution, and the key provisions that govern copyright protection in India.
Copyright Ownership and Duration: Learn about copyright ownership, the rights of authors and creators, and the duration of copyright protection for different types of works.
Infringement and Enforcement: Explore the mechanisms for enforcing copyright in India and the remedies available for copyright infringement.
Fair Use and Exceptions: Understand the concept of fair use and other limitations and exceptions to copyright, striking a balance between rights holders and the public interest.
Copyright in the Digital Age: Investigate the challenges and opportunities posed by digital technologies in the context of copyright protection, including issues like online piracy and digital rights management.
Indian Copyright Case Studies: Analyze landmark Indian copyright cases, drawing insights from real-life legal battles and their impact on copyright jurisprudence in India.

Enroll Today!

Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your understanding of the Indian Copyright Act and its practical application through engaging case studies. Enroll now and take the first step towards becoming a proficient participant in the Indian copyright ecosystem.

Who this course is for:

Creative Professionals: Artists, writers, musicians, filmmakers, and content creators seeking to protect their intellectual property and understand their rights.
Legal Practitioners: Lawyers and legal professionals interested in specializing in intellectual property law, specifically copyright, and representing clients in copyright-related matters.
Students and Academics: Law students and scholars keen to deepen their knowledge of copyright law and explore its practical applications through Indian case studies.
Business Owners and Entrepreneurs: Business owners dealing with creative content or intellectual property, who want to navigate copyright issues effectively.

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