Lecture 43 of 77Week 5
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Prof. Feroz Ali · IIT Madras
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All the lectures
- An Introduction to Intellectual Property
- What are Rights?
- What is Property in IPR?
- Meaning of Intellectual in IPR
- Characteristics of IP
- Defining IPR
- Kinds of IPRs and their Duration
- Rights Granted by IP
- The Origin of Intellectual Property part 1
- The Origin of Intellectual Property part 2
- Growth of Intellectual Property
- Learning Intellectual Property
- week 1 summary.
- Intangible Economy
- The traits Intangibility
- Policy Challenges in an Intangible Economy
- Novartis Case
- Novartis Standard
- Definition of Start-up
- Patents in India
- Subject Matter
- To file or not to file a patent
- When and how to file a patent
- Who can apply for a patent
- Requirements of a patent application
- Types of patent application
- Mercedes Benz TV Commercial Patents
- Patent Prosecution: Publication, Examination, Grant - Part 1
- Patent Prosecution: Publication, Examination, Grant - Part 2
- Rights, Assignment and Licenses - Part 1
- Rights, Assignment and Licenses - Part 2
- Opposition to Patents
- Infringement of Patent
- Defences to Patent Infringement
- Intellectual Property Appellate Board
- Declaratory Suits
- Limitations of Patent Rights - Compulsory License
- Limitations of Patent Rights - Govt Use
- Trade Marks
- Case Study - Frozen Desserts
- Amul Advertisement
- Kwality Wall’s Advertisement
- International Arrangements
- Trade marks in India
- What can be protected?
- Registration of Trade Mark
- Rights and Defences
- Introduction to Copyright
- Origin and Evolution of Copyright
- Copyright in India
- Criteria of Protection
- Subject matter
- Rights and Infringement
- Educational Exceptions
- Confidential Information Introduction
- Confidential Information Requirements
- Geographical Indications
- Designs
- Enforcement of IP
- Infringement
- Remedies
- Alternate Dispute Resolution
- Compulsory Licenses
- Managing IP
- Case Study Dolby
- Case Study Disney
- Case Study AstraZeneca
- IP and Competition
- Valuing IP
- Universities and IP
- Publish or Patent
- Managing IP at Universities
- Indian Universities and Patents
- IP in Creative and Entertainment Industries
- Piracy in the Film Industry
- Government's Role in Fostering IP System
- Teaching Intellectual Property