INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
- IP Insight – Harry and Meghan Prioritise Trade Marks
- Harry and Meghan seek global trademark for ‘Sussex Royal’ brand: Filings suggest plans for items and activities from clothing to ‘emotional support groups’
- The “M” Word in Canadian Copyright Law – The “Mandatory” Matter (Howard Knopf)
- Exceptional Circumstances Now Required for Extensions In Trademark Examination
- Peppa Pig Owner Wins Copyright Infringement Case
- Zazzle’s Insufficient Copyright Oversight Procedures Support Willful Infringement Finding
- Fifth Circuit Holds Failure to Mitigate is No Bar to Statutory Damages Under Copyright Act
- Federal Court dismisses patent infringement action for delay
- Facebook Surges in U.S. Patent Rankings Due to Mounting AR Strategy
- Trademark Opposition Stupidly Prevents Indians Pitcher Shane Bieber From Telling Everyone He’s ‘Not Justin’
- Fair use or fair dealing? Where are we now?
- A Blog’s RSS Feed May Not Grant an Implied Copyright License–MidlevelU v. Newstex (Eric Goldman)
- CRISPR Patent – “Appeal Dismissed, Patent Revoked”
- Breaking: EPO Board of Appeal upholds invalidation of Broad’s CRISPR-Cas9 patent
- Patent battle over CRISPR
- A Mixed Bag on New Rules – Juggling Copyright Preclusion and Patent Infringement
- How Sonos’s case against Google could help shift the US patent narrative
- Trade secret or patent protection – how do we decide?
- Can newly discovered cannabis compounds be protected by patents?
- Beat the Weeds: File Your Cannabis Trademarks in Canada
- Intellectual Property Outlook: Cases and Trends to Follow in 2020 – PART 1
- China update: IP section in the China-US trade deal (phase one)
- EU Advocate General suggests pay-for-delay settlement agreements may be an abuse of dominant position
- A new route to patent protection in Italy from July 2020
- The EU Copyright Directive: Potential Copyright Liability and a “Best Efforts” Standard for Platforms
- Why Is The NYC MTA Going After A Random Artist Who Created A Different Subway Map For Infringement?
- Does the principle of exhaustion apply to digital media? The CJEU provides clarity
- A Sale or Not a Sale? The Digital Advertising Debate
- Biden wants Sec. 230 gone, calls tech “totally irresponsible,” “little creeps”: Biden had harsh words about tech, seemingly spurred by anger with Facebook.
- Amazon retains world’s most valuable brand title by smashing through $200 billion barrier
- Bombay High Court in a Landmark Decision Restrains Review Video by Youtuber and Emphasizes on Responsible Use of the Power of Social Media
- Chinese court rules that AI article has copyright (Andres Guadamuz)
- Update on Federal Register Notice on Artificial Intelligence (AI) Patent Issues
- The rise of AI and WIPO consultation on intellectual property issues
- Intellectual Property and Artificial Intelligence
- Nintendo Wins Battle with Pirates on UK Seas
- Court Sides With Nintendo Over RomUniverse In Atttempt To Dismiss The Former’s Lawsuit
- Court overturns $10.1 million verdict against Nintendo in Wii Remote lawsuit
- Court reverses $10.1 million judgement against Nintendo in Wii patent case
- Patent infringement ruling against Nintendo Wii Remotes overturned: Dallas federal court declares patent invalid, nullifies $10m payout to iLife Technologies
- Crytek, Cloud Imperium battle over how to end Star Citizen lawsuit
- Cloud Imperium responds to Crytek’s attempt to dismiss its own lawsuit: Star Citizen developer maintains engine providers claim “is and always has been meritless”
- Disney confirms sale of FoxNext, Cold Iron Studios to Scopely: Acquisition does not include Fox IP licensed games, which will stay with Disney
- U.S. Patent no. 10,278,001: Multiple listener cloud render with enhanced instant replay
- U.S. Patent no. 10,279,252: Game execution environments
Jon
Communications Law