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A fast-track programme to hasten appeal applications before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) has been rolled out today, July 2, according to a notice released by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USTPO). 2 July 2020
Patents
US law firm Nutter has hired Mark Leonardo as a partner in its IP department. 2 July 2020
Copyright
It’s the messaging service for people who value privacy above all else. What does Telegram’s privacy policy mean for copyright owners? Rory O’Neill reports. 2 July 2020
Patents
A panel of federal appeals judges has rebuked a Florida district court for its decision not to award ShoppersChoice its attorneys fees, incurred defending “abusive” patent litigation. 2 July 2020
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Up to 3,300 employees at CPA Global will begin working remotely on a permanent basis, as part of the IP service provider’s drive towards becoming a “digital-first” workplace. 2 July 2020
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COVID-19 poses challenges for the whole world, but there is a risk that the least-developed countries are left behind in the race for technology to fight it. 1 July 2020
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From today, businesses will benefit from a new IP cooperation between Singapore and the Republic of Korea (ROK), allowing quicker access to markets in both countries. 1 July 2020
Patents
The European Patent Office has published its first annual review of its current strategic plan, revealing progress on international partnerships and environmental sustainability. 1 July 2020
Trademarks
The US Supreme Court’s decision in Booking.com is unlikely to lead to a “flood” of ‘generic.com’ trademarks, but concerns over the justices’ reasoning remain, lawyers have told WIPR. 1 July 2020
Trademarks
The US Supreme Court has ruled that adding ‘.com’ to otherwise generic terms can create a protectable federal trademark, in a win for Booking.com. 30 June 2020
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