Research Proposal - Aniruddha Mishra

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Research Methodology Project

Assigned by - Prof. (Dr.) Gigimon V. S.


Submitted by – Aniruddha Mishra, LLM (Executive), Batch 2024
Enrolment no. – 2023/LE/09
Title: Investigating the Dynamics of Intellectual Property Rights in the
Entertainment Industry: A Comprehensive Analysis

1. Introduction
1.1 Background
Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) play a pivotal role in fostering innovation and creativity
across various industries. The entertainment industry, comprising film, music, television, and
gaming, relies heavily on the protection and management of intellectual property assets. As
technology continues to advance, the challenges and opportunities surrounding IPR in the
entertainment sector become increasingly complex. This research aims to delve into the
multifaceted aspects of IPR in the entertainment industry, exploring its impact on innovation,
economic growth, and legal frameworks.
1.2 Research Problem
Despite the significance of IPR in the entertainment industry, there is a dearth of
comprehensive studies that address the evolving nature of intellectual property issues in this
dynamic field. This research seeks to bridge this gap by examining the challenges and
opportunities associated with IPR, as well as proposing recommendations for an effective and
balanced intellectual property framework in the entertainment sector.
2. Objectives
2.1 General Objective
To analyze the dynamics of intellectual property rights in the entertainment industry and
propose strategies for optimizing the protection and management of creative assets.
2.2 Specific Objectives
a. Investigate the current state of IPR frameworks in the entertainment industry. b. Examine
the impact of IPR on innovation and creativity in the sector. c. Assess the legal challenges and
disputes related to intellectual property in entertainment. d. Explore the role of emerging
technologies in shaping IPR practices. e. Propose recommendations for enhancing the
effectiveness of IPR in the entertainment industry.
3. Literature Review
This section will provide a comprehensive review of existing literature on IPR in the
entertainment industry. It will cover topics such as historical perspectives, the economic
impact of intellectual property, legal frameworks, and recent developments in technology
affecting IPR.
4. Methodology
4.1 Research Design
This study will adopt a mixed-methods approach, combining qualitative and quantitative
research methods. Qualitative methods will include interviews with key stakeholders, content
analysis of legal documents, and case studies. Quantitative methods will involve surveys to
gather data on the industry's perception of IPR issues.
4.2 Sampling
A purposive sampling technique will be employed to select participants, including industry
experts, legal professionals, and creators in the entertainment sector.
4.3 Data Analysis
Qualitative data will be analyzed using thematic analysis, while quantitative data will be
subjected to statistical analysis using relevant software.
5. Significance of the Study
This research will contribute to the existing body of knowledge on IPR by offering insights
into the specific challenges faced by the entertainment industry. The findings will inform
policymakers, legal practitioners, and industry stakeholders on potential improvements to
current intellectual property frameworks.
6. Expected Results
Anticipated outcomes include a nuanced understanding of the interplay between IPR and the
entertainment industry, identification of areas for improvement in existing frameworks, and
the development of practical recommendations for enhancing the protection and management
of intellectual property assets.
7. Conclusion
This research proposal outlines a comprehensive investigation into the dynamics of
intellectual property rights in the entertainment industry. By addressing the identified
research problem, this study aims to make a valuable contribution to the field, fostering a
more robust and adaptive framework for IPR in the ever-evolving landscape of the
entertainment sector.

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