In today’s digital world, the line between creating, sharing, and owning content is becoming increasingly blurred by the day. With just a smartphone, anyone can publish to a global audience.
While that is powerful, it also exposes creators, brands, and businesses to an entirely new wave of intellectual property risks.
From copyright violations on social platforms to Artificial Intelligence (AI)-generated content shaped by millions of unlicensed data points, the digital ecosystem is testing the limits of traditional IP enforcement.
Add the complexities of jurisdiction, anonymity, cross-border distribution, and inconsistent platform policies, protecting IP online becomes a high-stakes challenge for rights holders and legal teams.
In our latest article, KENNA Associates Chiamaka Anakua, Joseph Owolabi, and Nze Emechete take a deep dive into this evolving landscape:
unpacking AI-enabled infringements, notice-and-takedown systems, platform liability frameworks, safe-harbour provisions, and the gaps that still make enforcement difficult across jurisdictions.
If your work intersects with brand protection, digital content, technology, or IP strategy, this is a must-read.
Read the full analysis on our website:
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