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Copyright
The Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market has finally been passed but remains controversial, as Dawn Osborne of McCarthy Denning explains. 10 April 2019
Patents
The CRISPR IP saga continues and serious freedom-to-operate issues remain. Claire Irvine of HGF offers advice for those entering the fray. 10 April 2019
Copyright
A US district court has granted video game developer Take-Two Interactive's request for a permanent injunction against a coder who profited by creating cheats for the “Grand Theft Auto” series. 9 April 2019
Patents
International Business Machines has filed its latest blockchain patent, this time for a system that uses the technology to allow self-driving vehicles to predict the behaviour of human drivers. 9 April 2019
Trademarks
The EU General Court has dismissed a trademark appeal from a Maltese casino gaming company. 9 April 2019
Trademarks
Colorado-based Goode Enterprise Solutions has denied comic book company Marvel’s accusations that a trademark for ‘Return of the Guardians’ would cause confusion. 9 April 2019
Patents
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit yesterday, April 8, vacated and remanded a new trial in a case involving patents for vehicle tracking. 9 April 2019
Patents
Artificial intelligence and machine learning have gained a foothold in IP. Angelica Garcia and Cris Flagg of Express Search highlight the opportunities. 9 April 2019
Trademarks
With millions of businesses across the UK and EU heading towards an uncertain post-Brexit future, one critical issue has continued to provoke widespread concern, as Victor Caddy of Wynne Jones IP and Frank Reijnen of AIPEX explain. 9 April 2019
Copyright
“The law of copyright is one of the bastions of civilized living, but the acid rain of online piracy is slowly dissolving something we thought was set in stone,” according to author Philip Pullman. 8 April 2019
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