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Yesterday’s Court of Justice of the European Union ruling that the taste of a Dutch cheese cannot be protected by copyright law may come as little surprise, but the implications are unclear, according to lawyers. 14 November 2018
Trademarks
Authorities in Uganda’s capital, Kampala, have raided two “large-scale” retailers of counterfeit HP print cartridges, it has been revealed. 14 November 2018
Patents
In settling a standard-essential patent licence, no other court has gone as far as the English Court of Appeal in its October decision in Unwired Planet v Huawei, says Adrian Howes of Nokia, who examines the case and its potential impact. 14 November 2018
Copyright
The CEO of YouTube has expressed concern about the European Parliament’s “unrealistic” approach to modernising copyright rules in the EU. 13 November 2018
Copyright
Hinckley Allen has added Carol Peters to its IP group as counsel. 13 November 2018
Trademarks
The EU General Court today sided with the European Union Intellectual Property Office in a trademark dispute which started a decade ago. 13 November 2018
Copyright
Nintendo has come to a $12.2 million settlement agreement with a couple who operated infringing video game websites. 13 November 2018
Patents
Travel review website TripAdvisor was targeted in a patent infringement claim last week by an Alabama-based company. 13 November 2018
Copyright
The taste of a Dutch cheese cannot be protected by EU copyright law, according to Europe’s highest court. 13 November 2018
Copyright
Digital security company Irdeto has warned that peer-to-peer video game piracy may result in huge revenue losses, after a study of one new title found that 355,664 illegal copies were downloaded within two weeks of its release. 12 November 2018
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