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OTT is a misnomer that ought to be discarded in place of the alternate, 'digital media' as it is viable in its own right.

Producer's immunity for inadvertent omission of credits is unfit for OTT releases.

Regulatory Approaches for balancing public interests in keeping minors away from harm and business interests for growth

Deep dive into Enthiran's case to understand copyright infringement and examine key evidence required to prove infringement

A recent decision by an Indian court discusses NFTs while clarifying that publicity rights of celebrities are not absolute

Indian judgment holds that using NFTs as a feature for playing a fantasy game won't infringe publicity rights of cricketers

A quick and easy guide on what OFS game devs should consider while using cricketer's attributes in fantasy sports games

A recent Delhi high court judgment clarifies the scope of publicity rights as a right against unauthorized association.

New Tamil Nadu law on online gambling games poses definitive legal and constitutional challenge.

Indian copyright law on third party content used in the background of a film or web-series

Bollywood's inability to efficiently monetize clip rights may finally be solved through NFTs.

India's new war history policy provides for planned declassification of military records.

NFTs may not enjoy protection under copyright law as they do not result in the creation of a copy or a different form of a work.

YouTube's assertion of a new right of monetization of content uploaded by non-partner creators is violative of basic copyright principles.