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Purti Srivastava
- Student Bennett University Uttar Pradesh India
Abstract
Somewhat recently, intellectual property law has been under constant investigation which challenges the modes and approaches regarding how to manage the effect of innovative progression on its customarily settled standards. In addition, discusses right now encompassing the problem between the copyright and innovation are constantly inimically arranged – between the interests of creators versus those of the general public; among makers and customers; between private and public space. Likewise, different copyright defences under various public what is more global lawful structures are challenged with their capacity of finding some kind of harmony. Consequently, the idea of ‘balance’ has turned into an essential thought that different lawful arrangements what is more analyses are taking a stab at to accomplish, yet additionally view it as a situating guideline for intellectual property law’s enhancement. This paper starts with an Introduction, which analyses the concept of balance between the two regimes as a whole, stating the objectives of the current research paper, framing the 3 research questions and mentioning the research methodology and then the research paper is divided into various parts. The starting discussion talks about the concept of balance between the copyright and technology at present. It highlights the concept of balance between copyright and technology in the past, thus further paper mentions the scope and importance of balance between these concepts with the emergence of technology with changing times. The paper is finally concluded by the Conclusion stating the viewpoint of the researcher after analysing the 3 research questions.
Keywords: Balance, copyright, technology, public interest and individual’s interest
[This article belongs to Journal of Intellectual Property rights Law(jiprl)]
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Journal of Intellectual Property rights Law
| Volume | 4 |
| Issue | 2 |
| Received | November 25, 2021 |
| Accepted | December 5, 2021 |
| Published | January 5, 2023 |