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Protection of Copyrights in Cambodia
Introduction The Law on Copyright and Related Rights affords authors of original works a set of exclusive economic and moral rights. As stated in Article 1 of the law, by providing authors with a just and legitimate exploitation of their cultural products, the law aims to contribute to the development of culture. The law was … Continue reading Protection of Copyrights in Cambodia
Read more »Protection of Nonfungible Tokens in Philippines
Introduction NFT or non-fungible token literally means “non-interchangeable token.” This is a type of data that uses the blockchain (mainly Ethereum), or an online network of computers that acts as a digital ledger of transactions [Image Source:Istock] When you buy an NFT, you are purchasing the rights to say that a specific digital item — … Continue reading Protection of Nonfungible Tokens in Philippines
Read more »Protection of Nonfungible tokens in Cambodia
Introduction NFTs are traded and sold on popular marketplaces – OpenSea is probably the most well-known but there are also Rarible, Grimes’ choice, Nifty Gateway, with many more. VeVe is (according to its parent company Ecomi) “an app-based marketplace for premium licensed digital collectables. With VeVe, users can obtain common, rare, or one-of-a-kind digital collectables, … Continue reading Protection of Nonfungible tokens in Cambodia
Read more »Crypto-Assets And The Protective Regime Associated With It In Insolvency.
INTRODUCTION By the start of the year 2022, India invested nearly 638 Million USD in crypto-currencies. However, there is no concrete legislation that is currently equipped to deal with these crypto-assets. Due to this, the questions related to the nature of cryptocurrencies and their relevancy in insolvency proceedings persist. This article, therefore, tries to explore … Continue reading Crypto-Assets And The Protective Regime Associated With It In Insolvency.
Read more »Protection of Nonfungible Tokens in Sri Lanka
Introduction Sri Lanka and Nepal have seen a substantial increase in the number of cyber-security threats, while Bangladesh is leading the world in terms of the percentage of mobile malware infections. In order to address these risks, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh both approved the Digital Security Act in 2018 and the Framework for Proposed Data … Continue reading Protection of Nonfungible Tokens in Sri Lanka
Read more »Protection of Non-Fungible Tokens in the United States
Introduction Since the advent of the Internet more than 20 years ago, society has benefited from an online network centred on communication, data, and information. A number of independent virtual worlds have also emerged, mostly on social media and in video games like Fortnite and TikTok. The metaverse promises interconnected virtual worlds that can be … Continue reading Protection of Non-Fungible Tokens in the United States
Read more »Protection of Software Innovations in the UAE
Technology is the backbone of the entire digital world. The Software facilitates the flow of technologies throughout. The digital transformation is the core of today’s digital transformation and it goes hand in hand with the software development. Therefore, it is the responsibility and obligation of the software industry to develop new software-based technologies consistently and … Continue reading Protection of Software Innovations in the UAE
Read more »Antitrust Laws In The OTT Regime – Old Wine In A New Bottle
With digital technology being ubiquitous it has become core of modern economics especially in this pandemic ridden world. Digital networking once a luxury has established itself into an existential necessity. Owing to government efforts for making India digitally able and ever increasing data user base, in 2021 alone India recorded 624 million with the rate … Continue reading Antitrust Laws In The OTT Regime – Old Wine In A New Bottle
Read more »Cyber Crimes And Ethical Hacking In India
Our lives in the digital age alternate between cyber dangers and cybersecurity. In addition to its good effects, the internet has had certain detrimental effects on society. For example, similar to crimes seen in the real world, the internet has witnessed crimes that infringe on a person’s rights. Cybercrime is defined as any crime involving … Continue reading Cyber Crimes And Ethical Hacking In India
Read more »NFT’S And Indian Law
What are Non-Fungible Tokens (NFT) NFT (Non-Fungible Token) are a digital assets that can be bought and sold online, usually with cryptocuurency. Understood as cryptographic assets, NFTs are usually a part of blockchains with a unique identification code and metadata that can be distinguished from one another. This is different from fungible tokens like cryptocurrencies … Continue reading NFT’S And Indian Law
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