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Taylor Swift Files to Trademark Voice, Image to Protect Her Likeness From AI Deepfakes: Report
Musician Taylor Swift has reportedly filed to trademark her voice and image. As per reports, the move comes amid rising artificial intelligence (AI)-generated deepfakes that, in particular, have affected celebrities and public figures. The pop superstar is said to have filed applications to trademark two samples of her audio and an image of her per...
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Matthew McConaughey Trademarks His Iconic Dialogue To Stop AI Misuse
McConaughey's move comes after Scarlett Johansson, Taylor Swift, and other stars have fallen victims to fake videos, audio, and images online created by AI tools
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Delhi High Court Orders E-Commerce Platforms to Delist Products Infringing on Reliance, Jio Trademarks
The Delhi High Court granted an ad-interim injunction to Reliance Industries, restraining 21 defendants from using its 'Reliance' and 'Jio' trademarks for FMCG products. The Court noted the defendants’ packaging mirrored Reliance's branding, risking consumer deception. E-commerce platforms have been directed to delist infringing listings and disc...
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Trade Marks Registry Accepts 'Chutiyaram' For Biscuits Company, Does U-Turn
Two weeks after it accepted an application for the registration of the word 'Chutiyaram', making many wonder whether it was in keeping with a section barring trademarks that are considered obscene, the Trade Marks Registry has done a U-turn.
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Ripple Signals Intent to Launch Wallet Service in New Trademark Filing: Reports
A new trademark filing from Ripple seeks approval for “downloadable software” for crypto custody, potentially signalling plans for a wallet service. In 2024, Ripple launched a crypto custody service for banks and fintech firms but has yet to introduce a wallet service.
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Supreme Court Stays Bombay High Court Order, Pune Eatery Can Use 'Burger King' For Now
SC stays Bombay HC order, allows Pune eatery to use 'Burger King'
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Trademark Infringement: Delhi High Court Rules In Favour Of Tata Power Solar Systems
The Tata group company had filed the lawsuit against several people for trademark infringement and misrepresentation.
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Trademark Infringement: Delhi High Court Rules In Favour Of Tata Power Solar Systems
The Tata group company had filed the lawsuit against several people for trademark infringement and misrepresentation.
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Peter England 'Well-Known' Trademark, Rules Delhi High Court
Peter England 'well-known' trademark: Delhi HC
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Peter England 'Well-Known' Trademark, Rules Delhi High Court
Peter England 'well-known' trademark: Delhi HC
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OpenAI’s Trademark Filing Suggests Plans for AI Devices and Humanoid Robots
OpenAI might be planning to move to the hardware space and build artificial intelligence (AI) devices, including humanoid robots. The San Francisco-based AI firm filed a trademark application with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) last week and listed a large number of consumer gadgets that the company might build in the near future.
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Court Restrains Pune Eatery From Using 'Burger King' Name In Trademark Row
The Bombay High Court on Monday in an interim order restrained a Pune-based eatery from using the name 'Burger King' until a trademark infringement plea by the US giant Burger King Corporation is heard and disposed of.
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Trump Media Files for ‘TruthFi’ Trademark, Hinting at Expansion into Web3
Trump’s media firm Truth Social has filed for a trademark for ‘TruthFi’, hinting at exploring the Web3 space. As per a report by New York Times, if TruthFi comes into operation, it is likely that Trump’s media organisation could consider acquiring smaller Web3 firms and onboard people familiar with the sector.
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Katy Perry Wins Trademark Case Against Australian Designer Katie Perry
The judges determined that Perry had used her name as a trademark for five years before Taylor began her clothing business.
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Google Wins Trademark Lawsuit Over YouTube Shorts, Court Rules No Confusion
Google on Thursday defeated a trademark lawsuit brought by a British short film company over YouTube's short video platform Shorts, with London's High Court ruling there was no risk of confusion for consumers.
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Taylor Swift Files to Trademark Voice, Image to Protect Her Likeness From AI Deepfakes: Report
Musician Taylor Swift has reportedly filed to trademark her voice and image. As per reports, the move comes amid rising artificial intelligence (AI)-generated deepfakes that, in particular, have affected celebrities and public figures. The pop superstar is said to have filed applications to trademark two samples of her audio and an image of her per...
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Matthew McConaughey Trademarks His Iconic Dialogue To Stop AI Misuse
McConaughey's move comes after Scarlett Johansson, Taylor Swift, and other stars have fallen victims to fake videos, audio, and images online created by AI tools
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Delhi High Court Orders E-Commerce Platforms to Delist Products Infringing on Reliance, Jio Trademarks
The Delhi High Court granted an ad-interim injunction to Reliance Industries, restraining 21 defendants from using its 'Reliance' and 'Jio' trademarks for FMCG products. The Court noted the defendants’ packaging mirrored Reliance's branding, risking consumer deception. E-commerce platforms have been directed to delist infringing listings and disc...
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Trade Marks Registry Accepts 'Chutiyaram' For Biscuits Company, Does U-Turn
Two weeks after it accepted an application for the registration of the word 'Chutiyaram', making many wonder whether it was in keeping with a section barring trademarks that are considered obscene, the Trade Marks Registry has done a U-turn.
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Ripple Signals Intent to Launch Wallet Service in New Trademark Filing: Reports
A new trademark filing from Ripple seeks approval for “downloadable software” for crypto custody, potentially signalling plans for a wallet service. In 2024, Ripple launched a crypto custody service for banks and fintech firms but has yet to introduce a wallet service.
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Supreme Court Stays Bombay High Court Order, Pune Eatery Can Use 'Burger King' For Now
SC stays Bombay HC order, allows Pune eatery to use 'Burger King'
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Trademark Infringement: Delhi High Court Rules In Favour Of Tata Power Solar Systems
The Tata group company had filed the lawsuit against several people for trademark infringement and misrepresentation.
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Trademark Infringement: Delhi High Court Rules In Favour Of Tata Power Solar Systems
The Tata group company had filed the lawsuit against several people for trademark infringement and misrepresentation.
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Peter England 'Well-Known' Trademark, Rules Delhi High Court
Peter England 'well-known' trademark: Delhi HC
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Peter England 'Well-Known' Trademark, Rules Delhi High Court
Peter England 'well-known' trademark: Delhi HC
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OpenAI’s Trademark Filing Suggests Plans for AI Devices and Humanoid Robots
OpenAI might be planning to move to the hardware space and build artificial intelligence (AI) devices, including humanoid robots. The San Francisco-based AI firm filed a trademark application with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) last week and listed a large number of consumer gadgets that the company might build in the near future.
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Court Restrains Pune Eatery From Using 'Burger King' Name In Trademark Row
The Bombay High Court on Monday in an interim order restrained a Pune-based eatery from using the name 'Burger King' until a trademark infringement plea by the US giant Burger King Corporation is heard and disposed of.
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Trump Media Files for ‘TruthFi’ Trademark, Hinting at Expansion into Web3
Trump’s media firm Truth Social has filed for a trademark for ‘TruthFi’, hinting at exploring the Web3 space. As per a report by New York Times, if TruthFi comes into operation, it is likely that Trump’s media organisation could consider acquiring smaller Web3 firms and onboard people familiar with the sector.
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Katy Perry Wins Trademark Case Against Australian Designer Katie Perry
The judges determined that Perry had used her name as a trademark for five years before Taylor began her clothing business.
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Google Wins Trademark Lawsuit Over YouTube Shorts, Court Rules No Confusion
Google on Thursday defeated a trademark lawsuit brought by a British short film company over YouTube's short video platform Shorts, with London's High Court ruling there was no risk of confusion for consumers.
