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Copyright
Platforms like YouTube and Cyando are not directly liable for infringing content uploaded by their users, an adviser to the EU’s top court has said. 16 July 2020
Copyright
A film copyright holding company is suing Amazon for allegedly streaming a 2002 spelling bee documentary on Prime Video without permission. 16 July 2020
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IP is at the heart of the trade agreements that will determine the UK’s economic and political success in the aftermath of Covid-19 and Brexit, the chief executive of the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) told LSPN Connect yesterday, July 14. 15 July 2020
Patents
Network management provider NetScout has escaped pre-suit damages, worth $3.5 million, for infringing a non-practising entity’s patents. 15 July 2020
Copyright
Saudi Arabia has revoked exclusive Premier League licensee beIN Media’s broadcasting permissions, leaving viewers in the Kingdom with no legal means of watching several global sports competitions. 15 July 2020
Patents
FIFA is claiming victory in a long-running and occasionally bitter patent dispute over the vanishing spray used by football referees when awarding free kicks. 15 July 2020
Trademarks
The US Supreme Court’s landmark ruling in favour of Booking.com’s right to register its name as a trademark heralds increased litigation around generic trademarks, but is unlikely to open the floodgates, argues Diana Torres of Kirkland & Ellis. 14 July 2020
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Europe has become a global hub for inventions in 3D printing, according to the European Patent Office. 14 July 2020
Influential Women in IP
Clifford Chance has set ambitious global and regional targets to promote inclusion, diversity and equality across the company’s global network. 14 July 2020
Patents
US Patent and Trademark Office patents commissioner Drew Hirshfield has been appointed for a second term. 14 July 2020
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