Yeah, it seems you are right. I just googled to find this :
http://www.lib.umich.edu/copyright/facts-and-data
http://www.lib.umich.edu/copyright/facts-and-data
Dotex sending notice for illegal use of data feed
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Intellectual Property Laws worldwide are very similar in nature, primarily because all countries conform to the minimum standards as laid down in various treaties like TRIPS, PCT etc.
Also, in the absence of case laws in India on issues like copyright, trademark etc., the courts often look at international decisions for interpretation.
Also, in the absence of case laws in India on issues like copyright, trademark etc., the courts often look at international decisions for interpretation.
That is what they have to prove 
I think right now, they would have sued them for using their NOW software, and distributing data through NOW. Proof for that may be found in this forum itself. Hence, indirectly, they are accessing the database through the NOW software.
If they are going beyond that, and claiming infringing of the data itself, I hope the courts don't allow that, cause it will mean killing the competition and giving NSE the monopoly to charge whatever they want from us traders. Currently their charges are in lakhs p.a. is what I know
I think right now, they would have sued them for using their NOW software, and distributing data through NOW. Proof for that may be found in this forum itself. Hence, indirectly, they are accessing the database through the NOW software.
If they are going beyond that, and claiming infringing of the data itself, I hope the courts don't allow that, cause it will mean killing the competition and giving NSE the monopoly to charge whatever they want from us traders. Currently their charges are in lakhs p.a. is what I know
That is what they have to prove
I think right now, they would have sued them for using their NOW software, and distributing data through NOW. Proof for that may be found in this forum itself. Hence, indirectly, they are accessing the database through the NOW software.
If they are going beyond that, and claiming infringing of the data itself, I hope the courts don't allow that, cause it will mean killing the competition and giving NSE the monopoly to charge whatever they want from us traders. Currently their charges are in lakhs p.a. is what I know
I think right now, they would have sued them for using their NOW software, and distributing data through NOW. Proof for that may be found in this forum itself. Hence, indirectly, they are accessing the database through the NOW software.
If they are going beyond that, and claiming infringing of the data itself, I hope the courts don't allow that, cause it will mean killing the competition and giving NSE the monopoly to charge whatever they want from us traders. Currently their charges are in lakhs p.a. is what I know
Theoretically, using that open source code to extract data from NOW will be illegal, if we go by NSE's case.
The problem with IT and IP laws in India is the dearth of case laws. Hence, it is very difficult to say what might be legal and what might be illegal. Classic example is the Star vs Cricinfo case. The courts itself have done a lot of flip flop on this.
Big Corporations like NSE may take advantage of this to push small players like Manshi out of business. However, they also know that they will not get much in terms of damages from Manshi, as I doubt Manshi would have a huge turnover. Hence, they roped in Godaddy too.
The problem with IT and IP laws in India is the dearth of case laws. Hence, it is very difficult to say what might be legal and what might be illegal. Classic example is the Star vs Cricinfo case. The courts itself have done a lot of flip flop on this.
Big Corporations like NSE may take advantage of this to push small players like Manshi out of business. However, they also know that they will not get much in terms of damages from Manshi, as I doubt Manshi would have a huge turnover. Hence, they roped in Godaddy too.
Manshi getting sued by nse http://www.livemint.com/Companies/X...e-trademark-violation-sues-domain-regist.html
Where can we find legal data providers or charts
Where can we find legal data providers or charts
Please note these norms are all over the world. Dotex is the supplier then there are distributors..
One can take data from these sources. only problem is Dotex charges are too high when compared other equity exchanges outside India. which are not expensive.
Example NYSE http://data.theice.com/Services/DataDistribution/Vendor/AuthorisedList.aspx
NSE
One can take data from these sources. only problem is Dotex charges are too high when compared other equity exchanges outside India. which are not expensive.
Example NYSE http://data.theice.com/Services/DataDistribution/Vendor/AuthorisedList.aspx
NSE
Please note these norms are all over the world. Dotex is the supplier then there are distributors..
One can take data from these sources. only problem is Dotex charges are too high when compared other equity exchanges outside India. which are not expensive.
Example NYSE http://data.theice.com/Services/DataDistribution/Vendor/AuthorisedList.aspx
http://www.cmegroup.com/market-data/licensed-quote-vendors/
NSE
One can take data from these sources. only problem is Dotex charges are too high when compared other equity exchanges outside India. which are not expensive.
Example NYSE http://data.theice.com/Services/DataDistribution/Vendor/AuthorisedList.aspx
http://www.cmegroup.com/market-data/licensed-quote-vendors/
NSE
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