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   and did not involve manual intervention. Section 51 (a) (ii) also states that there will be no liability for the violation unless the person is aware or has reasonable grounds to believe so. The act of delivering a catalog that went to a volume but did not have a specific URL was considered inappropriate.

2. www.lexorbis.com › t-series-copyright-battleT-Series’ Copyright Battle against Video Sharing Platforms

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   Sep 18, 2020 · Deterrence Measures. Recently, T-Series issued legal notices against video-sharing apps, including Roposo, Snack Video, Bolo Indya, Mitron, MX Player’s Takatak, Triller, and Josh for various copyright violations by using the company’s intellectual property on their platforms. The company has also claimed damages amounting to INR 35 million ...

3. spicyip.com › 2024 › 09“All Right” for Who? Assessing the Jasleen Royal and T-Series ...

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   Sep 30, 2024 · In December 2023, she discovered that T-Series had released “ All Right,” featuring vocals by Guru Randhawa, which incorporated her original works without her permission or proper credits, leading Royal to file a copyright infringement suit against the three of them. In the latest order, dated August 28,2024,, the Bombay High Court records ...

4. www.arl.org › copyright-timelineCopyright Timeline: A History of Copyright in the United States

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   “The main object to be desired in expanding copyright protection accorded to music has been to give the composer an adequate return for the value of his composition, and it has been a serious and difficult task to combine the protection of the composer with the protection of the public, and to so frame an act that it would accomplish the double purpose of securing to the composer an adequate ...

5. www.businessinsider.com › pewdiepie-and-t-seriesPewDiePie and T-Series Settle YouTube Legal Dispute, Filings ...

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   T-Series won and has more than 100 million subscribers. But behind the scenes, the pair were fighting a legal battle in Delhi's High Court over diss tracks released by PewDiePie (whose real name ...

6. blogs.loc.gov › copyright › 2020Historic Court Cases That Helped Shape Scope of Copyright ...

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   Sep 9, 2020 · The case went to the Supreme Court, where Justice Joseph P. Bradley ruled against Selden, setting forth the principle that became known as the Idea/Expression Dichotomy. Under this doctrine, copyright law protects only the specific expression of an idea, not the idea itself. Other kinds of law, mainly patent law, might extend protection to an ...

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   Is T-Series enforcing copyright protection?

   • The matter is currently pending in Delhi High Court. T-Series has been enforcing copyright protection for years now. YouTube, one of the biggest video sharing platforms in the world, had been involved in a lawsuit with T-Series more than a decade ago.

   T-Series’ Copyright Battle against Video Sharing Platforms

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   Why did T-Series file a copyright infringement lawsuit against YouTube?

   • YouTube, one of the biggest video sharing platforms in the world, had been involved in a lawsuit with T-Series more than a decade ago. T-Series had filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against YouTube for allowing users to upload videos containing its music onto YouTube, without the label’s permission.

   T-Series’ Copyright Battle against Video Sharing Platforms

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   Why did GCI win the case against T-Series?

   • Though GCI had won this case against T-Series, the problem of music piracy still plagued the industry. The music companies were handicapped by the legal definition of copyright violation wherein piracy was not a cognizable offence. The companies had to prove that cassettes were being pirated before getting a warrant of arrest.

   The T-Series Story | The Unsolved Problem | Free Management Articles

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   Are 'tawdry Pictures' a copyright infringement?

   • Courier sued, alleging infringement. When the case went up on appeal, the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit—referring to the posters as “tawdry pictures”—said that these advertising posters were not eligible for copyright protection, either under the Copyright Act of 1870 or under the U.S. Constitution.

   Historic Court Cases That Helped Shape Scope of Copyright Protections

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   Is Triller a copyright infringement?

   • In a cease and desist letter sent to Triller, a US-based video sharing platform, T-Series has alleged that the app illegally stores, reproduces, and streams its copyrighted sound recordings, lyrics, and compositions.

   T-Series’ Copyright Battle against Video Sharing Platforms

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   When did Grokster get a copyright infringement case?

   • On June 27, 2005, the United States Supreme Court ruled against Grokster, a peer-to-peer file-sharing company. Grokster had sought to avoid secondary copyright infringement liability by relying on Sony Corp. v. Universal City Studios.

   Copyright Timeline: A History of Copyright in the United States

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8. www.icmrindia.org › free resources › casestudiesThe T-Series Story | The Unsolved Problem | Free Management ...

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   The average cost of a cassette for the distributors was Rs 19. The selling price ranged from Rs 38 (large retailers) to Rs 44 (small retailers) for a cassette. The retailers added their own margins to the price. The price for the customer thus ranged between Rs 50 and 60. The problem was compounded by the fact that in the case of film music, if ...