The Bollywood Amendments: Film, Music, and the 2012 Amendments to Indian Copyright Law
Nandita Saikia
Jan 2013 · .
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This work explores how the 2012 amendments to the Indian Copyright Act, 1957, came to be. They were, in no small measure, designed to create a more level playing field within the film and music industry. Unfortunately, they were often confused and confusing and, at the time when they became part of the Indian corpus juris, it wasn't clear how effective they would be.
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Nandita Saikia is an Indian lawyer. She began her legal career at the Office of the Additional Solicitor General of India, and has since worked independently, as counsel for a company, and with a law firm. One of the areas she focusses on is copyright policy, and she has advised several clients, companies and industry associations, which deal with copyright on the 2012 amendments to the Indian Copyright Act, 1957.
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