Novel Dimensions of Copyright Law

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Description
Novel Dimensions of Copyright Law is a collection of contributions from a variety of academic groups, including faculty members, policy makers and research scholars. This collection is an attempt to create a forum for stimulating discussions and deliberations on current trends in copyright law. The main goal of this collection is to get readers involved in tracing the changes and threats to copyright structure in a globalized and digital world. Ranging from topics like copyright issues in deepfake, e-newspapers, artificial intelligence, social media, related rights, geo-blocking, fashion industry, music industry, film industry, street art, traditional knowledge, photographs, publicity rights, software and videogames, alternate dispute resolution mechanisms and copyright, copyright exceptions in online education to copyright exhaustion, the chapters deal with various facets of the complexities of the current trends in copyright law.
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1-Copyright Consciousness for Academic Integrity in Research
                      Prof. (Dr) S. Sivakumar and Prof. (Dr) Lisa P. Lukose
Chapter 2-Related Rights
                      Prof. T.C. James
Chapter 3-New Challenges - Deepfakes or Synthetic Media
                      Dr Zakir Thomas
Chapter 4-Social Media and Copyright
                      Prof. (Dr) S. Sivakumar and Prof. (Dr) Lisa P. Lukose
Chapter 5-Circulation of E-newspaper and Its Copyright Implicatior
                       Prof. (Dr) Jatindra Kumar Das
Chapter 6-Tussle Between Copyright Law and Human Rights
                       Prof. (Dr) Rakesh Kumar Chopra and Rishabh Agrawal
Chapter 7-Copyright and Photographs: Contemporary Issues
                      Dr Vandana Singh and Dr Jasper V George
Chapter 8-Geoblocking of Online Content: Copyright, Human Rights and Competition Law Issues
                      Dr Deepa Kharb
Chapter 9--Digital Copyright Exhaustion: The Need for a Uniform Approach
                        Adv Robin Jacob
Chapter 10-Alternate Dispute Resolution Mechanisms and Copyright Protected Works
                         Dr Vikrant Narayan Vasudeva
Chapter 11-Copyright and Multimedia: Contemporary Issues in India
                         Adv Dhruv Anand and Adv Udita M. Patro
Chapter 12-Checking the Depths of Copyright Laws: A Study on the Work Generated by Deep Learning AI Systems
                          Prof. (Dr) Rakesh Chopra and Abhay Singh Sengar
Chapter 13-Copyright Protection for Cinematographic Films in India
                         Dr Kavitha Chalakkal
Chapter 14-Legal Aspects Related to Software Piracy in India: A Critical Analysis
                         Dr Zubair Ahmed Khan and Vaishali
Chapter 15-Copyright Exceptions and Online Education
                         Dr Isha Wadhwa Sharma
Chapter 16-IPR Enigma in the Realm of Video Games
                         Kislay Soni and Ashutosh Raj Anand
Chapter 17-Publicity Rights, Celebrities and the Copyright Regime: An Argument for the Emergence of Sui Generis Order
                       Dr Prakash Sharma
Chapter 18-"Book Famine": Rights of Persons with Disability, Access to Published Works and Digital Copyright
                         Alankrita Mathur
Chapter 19-Copyright in Artificial Intelligence Output
                       Deepanshu Nagar
Chapter 20-Dancing Legally,
                       Trupti Panigrahi
Chapter 21-Fashion Copyright in the Twenty-First Century: An Indian Perspective
                      Sharran John Thomas
Chapter 22-Indian Music Industry - The Melting Pot.
                      Anagha Sudhakar Beedu
Chapter 23-Street Art and Copyright
                        Riddhi Shah
Chapter 24-Traditional Knowledge and Intellectual Property
                       Shubhangi Srivastava
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Author Details
S. SIVAKUMAR is Senior Professor at the Indian Law Institute, New Delhi. He has been a full-time Member of the 21st Law Commission of India. He is the Vice President and Trustee of the Commonwealth Legal Education Association. He is also a prolific writer and the recipient of the National Law Day Award, 2008, for his contribution to legal education reforms activities. Prof. Sivakumar's book Press Law and Journalists: Watchdog to Guidedog offers an enlightening perspective on the role of Press in the modern society. His recent book Article 21: Code of Life, Liberty and Dignity in the Indian Constitution is a commemorative volume of 70 years of working of the Indian Constitution. He has always volunteered for social reformation activities and pioneered several research-oriented multidisciplinary programmes for judges, lawyers, journalists, law  teachers, media persons, cyber cell officers, farmers, police and others. 
LISA P. LUKOSE is Professor at the University School of Law and Legal Studies, GGS IP University, Delhi. She has 17 years of teaching experience in reputed universities such as the Indian Law Institute, New Delhi and Mahatma Gandhi University, Kerala. She has received many accolades including the Rashtrapati Award for Guides, Global Faculty Award, Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan Distinguished Professor Award 2021 in Intellectual Property Rights Law, Outstanding Faculty of the Year Award  2021 and VIWA International Award for Outstanding Researchers. Prof. Lukose has published eight books and over 60 research articles on various legal issues in reputed national and international journals.