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The globalisation question: international trademark reputation in India
A trademark may have protection in India even if the product is not sold there, if the owner is ‘first in the world market’, as Anjali Valsangkar reports.   1 September 2013
Trademarks
The Indian scenario on famous marks
The lack of a proper definition in the law of what makes a trademark well-known can cause problems for rights owners, says Tehemtan N. Daruwalla.   1 September 2013
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Give your domain portfolio a .springclean
With big changes afoot online, now may be the perfect time to take another look at your domain name portfolio, as Stuart Fuller explains.   1 September 2013
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Old law, new problems: IP online in Venezuela
Internet entrepreneurs face considerable uncertainty over their IP when operating in Venezuela, says Joaquin Nuñez.   1 September 2013
Patents
Open season on patent trolls? The bad, the ugly, but also the good
With President Obama joining the fray, it seems like open season has been declared on patent trolls. But, as troll-hunting legislators set their sights on bad and sometimes ugly behaviour, there are those in the industry who argue that not all should be tarred with the same brush, as Haydn Evans explains.   1 September 2013
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The big issues: the IP summit in Paris
The organiser of this year’s IP Summit has planned a programme that runs the gamut of IP concerns.   1 September 2013
Patents
Where's the money? innovation in Malaysia
Malaysia is moving quickly forward to become an innovation economy, as Oon Yen Yen and Lim Eng Leong explain.   1 September 2013
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Has China turned the corner on IP?
With a new trademark law on the horizon and an increasingly robust record of tackling IP infringement, WIPR asks whether China has solved its IP problems.   1 September 2013
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Tax breaks: IP incentives in Cyprus
With beneficial tax arrangements and solid European legislation, Cyprus can be an attractive place for IP owners, says Christodoulos Vassiliades.   1 September 2013
Patents
Will standard essential patents change the US patent litigation landscape?
Controversy concerning standard essential patents is not new, but recent activity in US district courts, the International Trade Commission and governmental agencies has the potential to affect litigation involving not only SEPs, but patents generally. Laura Beth Miller explains.   1 September 2013

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