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The European Patent Office has unveiled the winners of the European Inventor Award, honouring inventors from Austria, Japan, France, and the Netherlands following a ceremony in Vienna. 24 June 2019
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The creator of mobile game “Angry Birds” has taken a California-based eatery to court over its allegedly theft of the game’s trademarks. 24 June 2019
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American headphone manufacturer Skullcandy has taken legal action against an online retailer which it says has been selling counterfeit versions of its products. 21 June 2019
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The UK Intellectual Property Office has invalidated a series of trademarks related to the British “Carry On” film series, owned by UK film and television production company ITV Studios. 21 June 2019
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A new initiative, Patent Factory Europe, which aims to boost the competitiveness of European small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), is seeking funding from the European Commission, Council and parliament, according to IP Europe. 21 June 2019
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Technology could pave the way for in-house counsel to streamline their portfolio management strategies, but the changes are unlikely to be far-reaching in the short-term. 21 June 2019
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Companies must consider both patents and trade secrets when looking to protect their artificial intelligence inventions, according to in-house counsel at Canon and IBM at Technology Patent Network Europe, hosted by WIPR, in London this morning, June 20. 21 June 2019
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The challenge of obtaining patent protection for artificial intelligence (AI) inventions from IP offices across the globe dominated discussion at Technology Patent Network Europe, hosted by WIPR, in London this morning, June 20. 20 June 2019
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Artificial intelligence technology is beginning to touch every single industry, and the IP space is certainly no exception. But uncertainty remains as to how the rapidly advancing technology can benefit the IP system and whether the system needs to and can adapt to take full advantage of these advancements. 20 June 2019
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The US International Trade Commission has announced it will scrutinise companies including Amazon, Microsoft, and Samsung following a complaint from Ireland-based Neodron. 20 June 2019
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