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A German bong maker has filed 14 identical lawsuit against alleged counterfeiters in the US. 30 July 2019
Copyright
Two operators of a Uruguay-based piracy website have been sentenced to three years and four months in prison. 29 July 2019
Copyright
The unauthorised sampling of sounds fixed in a phonogram can infringe a producer’s rights, subject to certain conditions, according to Europe’s highest court. 29 July 2019
Patents
WIPR has published, in collaboration with patent analytics company Patent-Pilot, a new graphic showing the leading patent filers since the turn of the millennium. 29 July 2019
Copyright
Europe’s highest court has delivered an opinion in a copyright dispute concerning confidential German military reports that were published by a newspaper. 29 July 2019
Copyright
The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled that news outlets do not, “in principle”, need to seek authorisation for use of a copyright-protected work when reporting current events. 29 July 2019
Copyright
Danish toy maker Lego has won a US copyright infringement suit against a British competitor. 29 July 2019
Influential Women in IP
A group of bicameral and bipartisan lawmakers last week introduced legislation to help close the patenting gap faced by women and minorities in the US. 29 July 2019
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Spain’s LaLiga and Belgium’s Pro League have renewed an anti-piracy agreement. 26 July 2019
Trademarks
Liverpool FC’s move to register ‘Liverpool’ as a trademark has provoked controversy on social media from local clubs that fear the move will damage their business. 26 July 2019
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