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Copyright
Half of all citizens in the EU didn’t access any illegal digital content during the last year, while only a small minority intentionally purchased counterfeit goods online. 5 November 2019
Copyright
Ros Lynch, copyright and IP enforcement director at the UK Intellectual Property Office, speaks candidly to WIPR’s Sarah Morgan about being a black woman in the Civil Service and preparing for Brexit. 5 November 2019
Trademarks
Irish mixed martial arts star Conor McGregor is fighting a trademark opposition from a Dutch company that claims the athlete’s trademark would cause confusion with its own brand. 5 November 2019
Copyright
Zimbabwe should simplify its IP laws to benefit inventors, a government official has said in the run-up to an IP conference in the country. 5 November 2019
Trademarks
An insurance company is trying to invalidate T-Mobile’s parent company’s claim to exclusive rights over the colour pink. 5 November 2019
Patents
The US Supreme Court yesterday passed over the opportunity to hear an appeal brought by Charter Communications division Time Warner Cable, leaving the company with a hefty damages bill for infringing five-voice over internet protocol patents. 5 November 2019
Copyright
The English High Court has ruled that hyperlinking to radio stations that are not licensed for broadcast in the UK amounts to copyright infringement. 4 November 2019
Patents
Small and medium enterprises that have registered IP rights earn almost 32% higher revenues per employee compared to SMEs that do not, a new report shows. 4 November 2019
Trademarks
Australia’s national IP office has extended its library in the World Intellectual Property Organization’s online database to trademarks and designs, in what it says is a world first. 4 November 2019
Trademarks
Bentley Motors, has lost a trademark infringement dispute with a small, family-run clothing company. 4 November 2019
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