Humans of Bombay's copyright case after copying Humans of New York is peak hypocrisy
Humans of Bombay filed a copyright case against People of India despite copying the storytelling style of Humans of New York, exposing its hypocrisy.
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Humans of Bombay filed a copyright case against People of India despite copying the storytelling style of Humans of New York, exposing its hypocrisy.
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Humans of Bombay approached the Delhi High Court, seeking a direction to the People of India to take down all of HOB’s works used either directly or indirectly. But how can claims of copyright infringement or "passing off" be made?
Karishma Mehta, HOB founder has recently filed a lawsuit against People Of India
According to the application, People of India has allegedly violated copyright by using films from Humans of Bombay’s Instagram account and YouTube channel without permission.