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16 April 2020TrademarksRory O'Neill

INTA needs new definition of ‘brands’, says internal task force

An  International Trademark Association (INTA) report has suggested that the organisation revise its own definition of ‘brands’ to better reflect the commercial value generated by intangible assets such as IP.

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