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Australia to make Google, Facebook pay for news

Australia is preparing to introduce a landmark law making Facebook and Google pay news publishers for news content.   10 December 2020

Patents

Apple challenges $503m VirnetX award

Apple is fighting to overturn a $503 million damages award to VirnetX in a long-running patent dispute.   9 December 2020

Copyright

EUIPO reveals most pirated TV, film and music

DC Comics and Marvel productions top the list of the most pirated films in the EU, a new report has found.   9 December 2020

Patents

Lenovo accuses Nokia of failing to disclose patent rights

Chinese technology company Lenovo has claimed that Nokia can’t enforce 19 video compression patents as the Finnish company failed to comply with requirements to disclose its rights.   9 December 2020

Copyright

Thailand to launch online IP arbitration service

Thailand’s Department of Intellectual Property is set to launch an online IP dispute settlement service in January 2021.   9 December 2020

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Intercompany Transfers of Intangibles

This session will provide IP management professionals with insight on the transfer of rights in intangible assets between multinational group affiliates and how it can affect IP exploitation and protection strategy.   8 December 2020

Patents

SCOTUS petitioned to consider patent review standard

The US Supreme Court has been asked to review a US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruling which, unless reversed, will “cause untold harm” to patent litigants and the patent system as a whole, according to the petitioner.   8 December 2020

Patents

Bridgestone wins tyre patent infringement claim in China

Tokyo-based tyre manufacturer Bridgestone has secured a victory from the Beijing IP Court in its lawsuit against a Chinese competitor, Shandong Vheal Group (Vheal), it announced yesterday, December 7.   8 December 2020

Patents

Fed Circ orders Hamamatsu to transfer 'black silicon' patents to SiOnyx

Japanese manufacturer Hamamatsu must transfer its foreign patents for “black silicon” technology to its competitor, SiOnyx, the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has ruled.   8 December 2020

Trademarks

UKIPO issues consolidated Goya Foods TM decisions

US food producer Goya Foods has achieved limited success in four consolidated trademark proceedings before the UK Intellectual Property Office, with the other party Goya GmbH emerging mostly victorious.   8 December 2020

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