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Online retailers including Amazon and BestBuy have survived a patent infringement lawsuit after the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit cleared them of infringing digital filing IP. 4 June 2021
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California semiconductor developer Acorn Technologies has won a patent infringement suit against Samsung, after a jury recommended damages of $25 million. 4 June 2021
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The COVID-19 pandemic has forced associations such as the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys to find new ways of influencing, meeting, and learning, says the institute’s Amy Williams. 4 June 2021
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The World Trade Organization’s COVID-19 vaccine waiver proposal would negatively impact investment into future treatments, says Alexander Haertel of the European and Dispute Resolution Committees at the Licensing Executives Society International. 4 June 2021
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Following legislative changes to empower sports rights owners, Smaïn Guennad and Louis De Gaulle of De Gaulle Fleurance explain the current legal framework in France. 4 June 2021
Copyright
Livestreaming platform Twitch has criticised a recent slew of more than 1,000 Digital Millennium Copyright Act takedown notifications against its users by record labels, saying they are “disappointed” in the rights owners’ actions. 3 June 2021
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The US Patent Trial and Appeal Board has agreed to rehear an LED light bulb patent dispute, after admitting it “abused its discretion”. 3 June 2021
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Standard-essential patent owners are looking to the Supreme Court of India to iron out the quirks of ‘confidentiality clubs’ in litigation, explain Pankaj Soni and Ankush Verma of Remfry & Sagar. 3 June 2021
Trademarks
The IP landscape is evolving quickly, and stakeholders of all types must embrace change and adapt or be left behind. What does the future hold? International Trademark Association chief Etienne Sanz de Acedo investigates. 3 June 2021
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The implications of applying AI solutions must be carefully and fully considered before they are implemented, argues Mladen Vukmir of ECTA. 3 June 2021
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