Blog & IP Insights
Poor Man's Copyright: Does Mailing Yourself Work?
Mailing a copy of your work to yourself and leaving the envelope sealed
How to Protect a Tech Startup's Brand & IP in Nepal
A founder's playbook for protecting a Nepali tech startup — trademark the name and logo, copyright the source...
NFTs, Web3 & IP — What Nepali Creators Should Know
Minting or buying an NFT does not transfer copyright or trademark. Here's what Nepali creators actually own, h...
Who Owns Your Startup's Source Code?
Source code ownership in Nepal depends on employment contracts and copyright law, but protecting your tech bra...
Who Owns a Freelancer's or Agency's Work?
Freelancer IP ownership in Nepal defaults to the creator under copyright law, but trademark rights follow the...
Copyright Statistics Nepal
Official copyright registration figures in Nepal are modest — typically numbering in the low hundreds each yea...
A History of Copyright: From the Printing Press to Streaming
Copyright law began in 1710 with Britain's Statute of Anne, which shifted control from printers' guilds to aut...
Interesting Copyright Facts You Did Not Know
Copyright in Nepal is automatic — the moment you paint a canvas, record a song, or write a blog post, you own...







