Music Industry and Copyright Law in India
Lead author · Corresponding
Yamuna V J
Advocate in India
Abstract
A song results from the talent and hard work of a group of people. Music is a tool that can influence people around the world. A good song can concur the mind of anyone beyond the boundaries of language. In this age of technology, millions of people can use a song that is uploaded online. Therefore, such songs are more likely to be misused and infringe the real owners. Identifying the owner of a musical work to decide what kind of protection it can provide is determined according to each country's copyright law. The Research paper tries to examine the Copyright law in India and analyse the changes that have taken place in the area and are yet to come.
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