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Brexit and the Unwired Planet appeal reveal intertwined issues coming to a head in London this autumn, argues Jim Beveridge of the Innovators' Network. 30 October 2019
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China’s National Intellectual Property Administration has rolled out new legislation which blacklists individuals and organisations that severely violate patent-related laws and regulations. 30 October 2019
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A senior Indian judge has demanded answers from the Indian government on the resources afforded to the country’s Intellectual Property Appellate Board, which she says has come to a “complete standstill”. 30 October 2019
Trademarks
Trademark-intensive industries contribute on average 22% of gross domestic product in Latin American countries, according to a newly-released study. 29 October 2019
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GlobalFoundries and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company have agreed to dismiss all patent suits between themselves, as well as those that involve any of their customers. 29 October 2019
Copyright
Foley Hoag partner Barbara Fiacco has been named president of the American Intellectual Property Law Association, a national bar association of approximately 12,000 members. 29 October 2019
Trademarks
There were more than 1,000 cases of infringement of South Korean trademarks overseas in the first seven months of this year, the Korean Intellectual Property Office has said. 28 October 2019
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The makers of Fortnite, one of the world’s most popular video games, has sued a games tester for leaking its “trade secrets” concerning the latest edition of the game. 28 October 2019
Copyright
Indigenous and traditional knowledge encompasses the notion of rightful ownership over cultural expressions, language, and customs. Today there is an expectation on all IP owners and IP offices to respect the cultures and innovations of indigenous people. Rory O’Neill reports on the approach of IP offices in several countries. 28 October 2019
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There is arguably no other region in the world with as liberal an approach to cannabis, in terms of the plant’s formal legal status, as Latin America. What does this mean in terms of IP protection? Rory O’Neill reports. 28 October 2019
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