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Trademarks
The company representing British metal band Iron Maiden has sued a Danish video game maker for trademark infringement, alleging that it stole the rock group’s signature logo. 30 May 2019
Patents
Changes to Mexico’s patent laws have ignored issues over voluntary divisional applications, explains Edith Rivero of Dumont. 30 May 2019
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An efficient back office is crucial to the success of any IP department or law firm. Ewa Mattsson and Laura Katjang of Patrix IP Helpware examine how advances in case management technology are changing the future of their profession. 30 May 2019
Copyright
The City of London Police’s Intellectual Property Crime Unit has warned sports fans to use legitimate sources to watch the final of the UEFA Champions League, an annual football competition contested by European clubs. 29 May 2019
Copyright
Poland has submitted an official complaint to the Court of Justice of the European Union over the recently-approved European Copyright Directive. 29 May 2019
Copyright
Nearly a quarter of French internet users are illegally accessing live TV programmes, according to a report from anti-piracy agency Hadopi. 29 May 2019
Trademarks
A sci-fi author has settled a trademark dispute with the owner of “The Elder Scrolls” video game series. 29 May 2019
Patents
Telecoms equipment company Qualcomm has asked a district court to stay a decision that Qualcomm’s patent licencing practices were illegal and “strangled competition”, as it plans to file an appeal. 29 May 2019
Copyright
A photographer has settled a copyright infringement dispute with news outlet Time Inc. over a photo of National Football League star Tom Brady. 29 May 2019
Trademarks
A UK-based author and journalist has accused public broadcaster BBC of infringing a trademark which covers the name of her book. 29 May 2019
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