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Cheah Yew Kuin considers the copyright liability of online digital video recording services in Singapore and the US
Recent rulings demonstrate range of views on the liability of ISPs for copyright infringement
Antitrust regulator voices concerns over copyright deal
Technology companies call on the European Commission to propose a pan-EU system of copyright levies
A new trend in US copyright cases could save litigants thousands of dollars in discovery costs. Simon Frankel, Shannon Nestor and John Freed explain how
Courts around the world dealt with some cutting-edge IP cases during 2009. Managing IP's team of journalists explain how the winning side prevailed in 10 of the most important
As the economic downturn bites, in-house IP theft is on the rise. Martin Baldock explains the role of computer forensics in catching the culprits and provides advice on keeping your data safe
Correspondents from seven jurisdictions reveal how you should protect and enforce your copyright in some of the world’s most important markets
The Osaka High Court has acquitted the designer of a peer-to-peer file-sharing software from charges of intentionally assisting copyright infringement
The WTO has released its report on the second of two cases the US brought against China in 2007. Peter K Yu explains what they mean for IP owners
IP owners can use Customs regulations to help curb the trade in fakes. Correspondents from seven key jurisdictions explain how the rules differ from country to country
Our company launched a new product last year but we have since discovered that a leading supermarket is selling an own brand version that looks very similar. What should we do?
Managing IP publishes its seventh annual list of the 50 most influential people in IP
Ron Fernando explains how India's lack of patent protection for software affects innovators and investors
Australia's highest court recently narrowed the scope of copyright protection for compilations and databases
Last year Taylor Wessing launched an index to rank IP protection in different countries. Here's how they fare one year on
Managing IP magazine asked correspondents in six jurisdictions to provide the information you need to protect your design rights
Four men have been found guilty of copyright infringement in Sweden over their role in the Pirate Bay file-sharing website
Top copyright firms ranked in 19 jurisdictions. Plus: Eileen McDermott explores some areas in which the internet has highlighted a need for change in copyright law
A counterfeit crackdown has prompted violent protests in Beijing. Janice Qu reports
Activist Lawrence Lessig says the outdated copyright system criminalises a generation and needs fundamental changes. But Eileen McDermott finds that practitioners have serious doubts about his proposals. PLUS: Lessig responds to his critics
Mark Marfé introduces a survey on obtaining evidence of infringement in the UK, Germany, France and the Netherlands, and looks at how US discovery can help a European case
An Israeli court has ordered Google Israel and a local ISP to disclose information relating to subscribers suspected of online piracy. Gadi Oron argues that the decision will be invaluable for IP owners
A monthly column devoted to IP curiosities and controversies, named in honour of John of Utynam - who received the world’s first recorded patent in 1449
Emily Kirsch and Alexander Klett explore how contradictory European and US decisions on fair use in cases involving Google thumbnails can be instructive in developing your online business
The Recording Industry Association of America is to halt its campaign against peer-to-peer file sharers in favour of a new and perhaps equally controversial tactic
Author Andrew Keen described existing business models of selling books and music online as "essentially dead" last month
Barack Obama will be sworn in as the next US president on January 20: what will his administration mean for IP?
Last month the result of the US WTO case against China for poor IP enforcement was leaked and both sides won on different points. Peter Ollier looks at the implications
IP protection in China remains a controversial and politicised issue. Mark Cohen looks back at his four years working as IP attaché at the US Embassy in Beijing
The US Senate last month approved legislation intended to improve enforcement of IP rights in the US
I work for a business with consumer-facing brands. A lot of our customers seem to have avatars in Second Life. How can we ensure our IP rights are not abused in such virtual worlds?
Mark Harding explains the issues that await all IP owners as they look to join the digital revolution, and offers five lessons from the music industry's experience
Ninety-five years is enough time to play the same four-minute piece of music more than 12.5 million times
With IP reforms being discussed around the world, this year's selection of the most influential people in IP features many politicians and campaigners. But there are also a few surprises
Former WIPO deputy director-general Geoffrey Yu spoke to Peter Ollier about how the Organization should heal divisions and move forward under new leadership
The UAE is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. Hazem Farah Kakish and Simmy Flame Rease explain how you can keep counterfeits out of this burgeoning market
The US House Judiciary Committee has passed a bill designed to give the government more powers to crack down on IP crime
The Japan Fair Trade Commission has searched the offices of the country's largest music licensing society
Greenberg Traurig and Managing IP held a web seminar in March to discuss the most effective techniques to fight counterfeiting in China
Managing IP unveils the results of part three of the world's most detailed and authoritative survey of the IP market. Following five months' research, in this issue we list the leading firms for copyright work in 16 of the world's most important IP markets
The UK is considering a new exception to copyright infringement for parody, pastiche and caricature. Darren Meale and Paul England explain what it will need to address
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