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Successful, high-return patent licensing programmes require planning. Peter Hanschke of TechInsights offers a guide to getting it right. 23 September 2019
Patents
It takes a long time to change the US patent system, but two significant efforts are making progress, as MaryAnne Armstrong of Birch Stewart Kolasch Birch explains. 23 September 2019
Trademarks
A body representing US IP lawyers has urged the US Supreme Court to rule that willful infringement is not required for an award of profits. 23 September 2019
Copyright
Blockchain has been much-hyped as a solution to all sorts of problems but, as a means of administering and protecting copyright, it has real-world value, says Elena Galletti of Brandstock. 23 September 2019
Trademarks
The Canadian IP system has seen many updates in recent years. Mark Vickers, Peter Cooke, and Beverley Moore of BLG offer a guide to the most important changes. 23 September 2019
Trademarks
The company representing UK punk band The Clash has sued Wilson Sporting Goods over tennis rackets bearing the band’s name. 23 September 2019
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The EU General Court has created specialised IP chambers as part of measures accompanying the court’s increase in size. 23 September 2019
Copyright
Tinder has sent a second notice of infringement to a competing dating app, Wild, alleging that its use of a flame icon infringes Tinder’s trademark. 20 September 2019
Copyright
Almost two thirds of consumers believe it is a brand owner’s responsibility to keep them safe from counterfeiters, a new report suggests. 20 September 2019
Trademarks
There has been a slow uptake in filings for the new, so-called ‘non-traditional’ EU trademarks since their introduction under the EU 2017/1001 trademark regulations, while a number of problems remain to be solved regarding criteria for registration. 20 September 2019
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