Fun IP makes intellectual property learning fun, and enjoyable. Along with fundamentals of patents, copyrights, trade marks, trade secrets, and industrial designs, among others, the book throws light on emerging trends, and burning issues in the field. Targeted at students, beginners, and non-lawyers, FUN IP is filled with interesting examples and case studies. The book has received flattering reviews, and is highly rated among its peers.
Some Reviews
"Written in a very easy to understand language, FUN IP is anexcellent book for those not well versed in IP."
- Journal of IPR
"While comprehensive treatment of even a single subject covered by Fun IP would require many volumes, this book does provide a good overview of all the types of intellectual property protection. "
Dr. Kalyan is a storyteller and scribbler from Bangalore, India. He writes legal thrillers, crime mysteries and short stories. All his novels have blind protagonists and are well researched.
Professionally, Dr. Kalyan is an Intellectual Property Attorney. He works extensively with technology driven companies, film/music production houses and creative upstarts. Dr. Kalyan also teaches at premier institutes such as IIM, Bangalore and NLSIU, Bangalore. He earlier served as the national expert on IP for United Nations Industrial Development Organization, and was the member of animal ethics committee of Astra Zeneca.
Select Reviews of Dr. Kalyan’s Novels ” … There is suspense, violence, heroism, love, social commitment, humanism, poverty, law, legal analysis, arguments and much more in this novel which makes it a pleasurable reading. The novel has professional value which recommends itself to be read by lawmen (law teachers, law students and advocates) and entertainment value which recommends itself to be read by all.” – Professor CS Patil, Director, KSLU, Writing in Journal of Entertainment and Sports Law (For Pirates of Bollywood)
“A blind lawyer, a virus outbreak, a dog that dreams and a patent infringement case. Dr. Kalyan Kankanala’s debut fiction, Road Humps and Sidewalks: The Path less travelled is an engrossing fast-paced legal thriller” – Deepa Padmanabhan, The Hindu (For Road Humps and Sidewalks)
“But one thing is sure you simply can’t take a coffee break while enjoying the read-more addictive than caffeine! …” – Jayashree Roy, Renowned Book Reviewer (For Pirates of Bollywood)
“Finished it in one sitting. Just couldn’t put it down. This… IP law thriller has all the hallmarks of a winner; corporate espionage, attempted kidnapping, foiled hits, court room romance, a corrupt Chief Justice and a David v Goliath battle over patents for a life-saving drug.” – Dr. Caroline Ncube, IP KAT (For Road Humps and Sidewalks).
"Fun IP" has put an end to my quest in search of a perfect handbook on IP. It teaches you the ABCD of IP in the simplest way possible. Simple, precise, succint and nothing fussy about the book, is what made it a perfect read. After having laid my hands on big fat chunky books on IP that left me perplexed with big terminologies and jargons, I strongly recommend this book to all beginners, to gain a better insight on IP. A book for All- Lawyers, IP Professionals, students, and anybody fascinated by IP.
Should you buy it? A big Yesss!!
I would say pick up the book and you are all set for a fun IP reading session for the weekend.
The book is aptly titled as FUN IP.Reading this book is really fun, of course, with great learning. An excellent books for all those who are interested in Intellectual Property. A recommended read especially for the begginers. The book is reader friendly as it is written in a very simple language and clearly explains all the basic concepts of IP . The book contains excellent illustrations which makes it more interesting to read.You can read through the book as though it is a short story. I enjoyed reading the book and got my basics clear!
FunIP has been the quintessential IP book I have ever come across. The concept of IP has been explained in simple terms, making it easy to understand and fun to learn! I came across FunIP online at https://archive.org/details/FunIP