Ip and licensing nov 2014

Friday, April 14, 2023

IP and Licensing

Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala

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Blog: www.bananaip.com/sinapse-blog

Books: www.kalyankankanala.com


Introduction

• Meaning

• Nature and Scope

• Differences


Patents

Copyrights

Trademarks

Trade Secrets

Industrial Designs

Geographical Indications

Plant Varieties

Traditional Knowledge

Integrated Circuits

BiodiversitySpecies of IP


Patent Licensing


Patents

• Subject Matter - Inventions• Term - 20 years

• Requirements

• New• Useful• Non obvious

• Rights - Use, Make, Sell, Offer for sale and Import• Protection - Territorial


Patent Licenses

• Types - Exclusive, Non-Exclusive, Sole• Rights - Make, Use, Sell, Offer for Sale, Import• Territory - Protected/Unprotected• Subject of License - Pharma, Software,

Technology, etc.

• Compulsory Licenses - Bayer v. NATCO• FRAND Licenses - Standards


• Copyright Licensing


Copyrights

• Idea/Expression Dichotomy• Tangible Form• Originality and Modicum of creativity• Subject matter - Literary, Dramatic, Artistic,

Musical, Cinematographic, Photographic and Sound Recording works.

• Term - Life plus 60 years

• Territory - Multiple Countries in one shot


Rights

• Reproduction

• Adaptation

• Distribution

• Derivative work

• Public performance

• Display.


Copyright Licenses

• Subject Matter

• Format

• Mode/Medium

• Rights

• Book Publishing

• Film Licensing


Trade Mark Licensing


Trademarks

• Subject matter - Representation

• Term – Unlimited

• Territorial

Requirements

• Distinctive

• Deceptive


Trade Mark Licensing

• Mark License

• Franchising

• Merchandizing


General

• Hybrid Licenses

• Open Source Licenses

• Compulsory Licenses

• Cross Licenses and Pools


PIRATES OF BOLLYWOODA Legal Thriller around film production, Piracy and Organized Crime.

Review

" . This copyright law fiction has project piracy as its lodestar, and this book indeed has all the makings of (dare I say) a Bollywood Masala movie, albeit with the only difference that the author casts his mojo by interweaving the legal aspects of the copyright law debate within its theatrical setting of Bollywood in Mumbai. ... “

For details: www.kalyankankanala.com

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How many are these ?

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A Collection of Short Stories

Set in India, the land of rich culture and convention, , the narratives present thought-provoking tales of blind protagonists. Drawn from true stories, these accounts are not only interesting and intriguing, but also inspiring.

Note: Dr. Kalyan plans to donate all proceeds from this work to the Cane Foundation, a trust formed to fight disability.


ROAD HUMPS AND SIDEWALKS

• A Tale of Patents, Drugs, Health Care and Greed

• “A blind lawyer, a virus outbreak, a dog that dreams and a patent infringement case. Dr. Kalyan Kankanala’s debut fiction, Road Humps and Sidewalks: The Path less travelled is an engrossing fast-paced legal thriller”

• • - The Hindu

• For details: www.kalyankankanala.com

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FUN IP– Fun IP makes intellectual property learning

fun, and enjoyable.

– Some Reviews

– "Written in a very easy to understand language, FUN IP is anexcellent book for those not well versed in IP."

– - Journal of IPR

– "While comprehensive treatment of even a single subject covered by Fun IP would require many volumes, this book does provide a good overview of all the types of intellectual property protection. "

- Patent Baristas

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• Questions, Comments or Observations?

• [email protected]

• www.bananaip.com/sinapse-blog

• www.bananaip.com/ipprofessor

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