DIGITAL PIRACY AND COPYRIGHT ENFORCEMENT

DIGITAL PIRACY AND COPYRIGHT ENFORCEMENT

DIGITAL PIRACY AND COPYRIGHT ENFORCEMENT

AUTHORS – PRASANNA S* & LAVANYA P**

* PRASANNA S, CHAIRMAN OF INSTITUTE OF LEGAL EDUCATION AND I.L.E. EDUCATIONAL TRUST. EMAIL – PRASANNA@ILEDU.IN.

** LAVANYA P, CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR OF INSTITUTE OF LEGAL EDUCATION. EMAIL – LAVANYA@ILEDU.IN.

Best Citation – PRASANNA S & LAVANYA P, DIGITAL PIRACY AND COPYRIGHT ENFORCEMENT, ILE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND CORPORATE LAW REVIEW, 2 (1) of 2023, Pg. 11-16, APIS – 3920 – 0008 | ISSN – 2583–6153.

Abstract

Digital piracy poses a significant challenge to the protection of intellectual property rights, particularly in the context of copyright enforcement. With the proliferation of online platforms and the ease of sharing digital content, traditional methods of safeguarding copyright face unprecedented obstacles. This research paper critically examines the landscape of digital piracy, assessing the effectiveness of current enforcement measures and exploring emerging strategies to combat infringement. The study delves into the technological, legal, and economic dimensions of the issue, aiming to provide insights into the evolving nature of copyright protection in the digital age.

Keywords: Digital Piracy, Copyright Enforcement, Intellectual Property, Technological Advances, Legal Frameworks, Economic Implications, Digital Rights Management (DRM), International Cooperation, Business Models, Emerging Trends.

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