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BIP Asia Forum 2024 focuses on innovation and IP financing

It highlighted the critical role of IP in shaping the future of business and society and the need for continued growth and innovation in the region.

PIL filed in Delhi High Court addressing unauthorized use of artistic works by AI

A public interest litigation has been filed in the Delhi High Court. The suit, brought by model Kanchan Nagar, hinges on the unauthorized use of original artistic works by AI software.

From fame to frame: How can personality rights be secured against AI misuse?

In the age of artificial intelligence, where digital simulations can replicate human likenesses with startling accuracy, protecting personality rights has become very crucial.

Hong Kong to host BIP Asia Forum 2024

It aims to explore the latest developments in the IP world and foster business collaboration opportunities.

Protecting Personality rights and dealing with Deep Fakes

AI is revolutionizing the way brands collaborate with celebrities, making it imperative for regulatory authorities to formulate policies that strike a balance between fostering innovation and ensuring accountability. Ranjan Narula and Abhishek Nangia...

No longer a Chill Guy, artist wants copyright

The Chill Guy meme, which has taken the internet by storm, is now at the centre of an IP controversy.

2024 Asia IP Awards winners crowned in Manila

2024 India’s Top IP Firms and Practices Revealed

Asia IP’s editorial team reveals India’s top IP firms, practices.

IPOPHL to aspiring political candidates: Respect IP rights

IPOPHL reminds candidates to obtain permission from artists before turning their creations into campaign materials.

Japan plans to collaborate with Malaysian game developers

Bandai would also help Malaysian artists create creative works and IP.

ASCI-scape: Mapping the terrain of advertising self-regulation

Advertising forms a critical component of “commercial speech” in India as the public at large benefits by the information which is made available to them through advertisements.

Turkish Olympian seeks to trademark iconic pose

Turkish Olympic shooter Yusuf Dikec soon found his iconic stance appearing on products like t-shirts and mugs.

Lessons from the “very demure, very mindful” trademark issue

Lawyer advises content creators to register any word, logo or sign that defines their image and brand as soon as practicable.

Plagiarism? An IP lawyer weighs in on “Isang Kaibigan”

“The real question is whether Isang Kaibigan replicates Owly’s distinctive elements,” says IP lawyer.

China’s Black Myth: Wukong tops charts with debut

The game has over 2.35 million active players as of today.