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Trademarks
Applicants for EUTMs covering colour combinations should clearly state the relationship between the colours and follow other best practices, says Michał Ziółkowski, an EU trademark attorney at K&L Gates. 5 March 2018
Copyright
With this year’s Oscars just around the corner, WIPR looks at the IP infringement issues that have threatened to upstage the awards ceremony over the years. 2 March 2018
Trademarks
Proposals in the European Commission’s Brexit withdrawal agreement could cause confusion in some IP areas, lawyers have told WIPR. 1 March 2018
Copyright
From controversy surrounding a Native American tribe to debates around protecting shape trademarks, 2018 promises to be an exciting year on the IP front, as WIPR reports. 28 February 2018
Patents
CRISPR is likely to be among the hot topics at the LSPN North America conference in Boston, as WIPR finds out. 28 February 2018
Copyright
“We need to take action now to counter the new beast” that is 3D printing, according to Nick Kounoupias, founder of Kounoupias IP, a UK based consultancy provider. 28 February 2018
Trademarks
The owner of the Rubik’s Cube is taking on a US-based company that is allegedly using the puzzle’s trademarks in tutorial videos. 28 February 2018
Copyright
With Spotify embroiled in a potentially expensive copyright lawsuit, WIPR considers the case’s impact and whether the streaming service is actually a positive force for rights owners. 27 February 2018
Trademarks
With one in two pharma brand names being rejected by the European Medicines Agency, WIPR considers how companies can prepare to give their applications the best chance of success. 27 February 2018
Patents
With nine of the top ten pay-to-watch TV companies on its licensee list, TiVo is a big player in the licensing of patents in the lucrative entertainment industry. WIPR speaks to chief IP officer Arvin Patel about the company’s approach to IP and R&D. 26 February 2018
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