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Trademarks
Data reveals how Angola has seen a notable increase trademark applications, which bodes well for the country’s economy and other areas of IP, says Miguel Bibe of Inventa. 6 November 2023
Copyright Channel
Members of the UK’s Second Chamber propose putting creators first, share admiration for the EU’s AI Act, and want greater ambition over supercomputer plans. Marisa Woutersen hears more. 3 November 2023
Patents Channel
Why are people asking for a South Africa-Nigeria IP protection that doesn’t exist? Marco Vatta, Partner at Spoor & Fisher unpicks a mystery. 3 November 2023
Patents
The International Trademark Association files amicus brief urging Appeals Court to maintain obviousness test | Design patents have become “front line of defence” to combat counterfeiting, INTA argues. 2 November 2023
Patents Channel
The US’ top court is leaning towards the USPTO’s position in ‘Trump too Small’, finds Muireann Bolger. 2 November 2023
Copyright
Tattooists and their clients might consider a contract on who owns the rights to the art, says Rute Franco of Inventa. 2 November 2023
Trademarks
Promoted leader wants to utilise AI for improving client experience | Brings expertise on strategic advice for international brands. 2 November 2023
Copyright Channel
Members of the UK’s Second Chamber are clued up on AI’s risks and want the government to move faster and further to address concerns. Marisa Woutersen speaks to the house's AI activists to find out more. 2 November 2023
Patents
Licensing firm launches its first Internet of Things programme | Licensors include Ericsson, Mitsubishi, Oppo and Siemens | Move follows Avanci’s successful automotive schemes | VP and head of IoT licensing speaks with WIPR. 1 November 2023
Patents
Finnish multinational accuses e-commerce giant and another tech company of ‘not playing by the rules’ | Dispute concerns video-related technology | Suits include a complaint filed at Unified Patent Court. 1 November 2023
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