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  • Letter from the editor

  • Fight grey goods with trade mark law

    Mark Schonfeld explains how companies can use trade mark law to thwart parallel traders

  • Five perspectives on protecting fixture lists

    Last month a UK court ruled that football fixture lists can be protected under copyright law. In response, lawyers in five jurisdictions consider the role that copyright and sui generis database rights play in protecting such information

  • How Latin America tackles cutting-edge IP issues

    As Latin America becomes an increasingly important market, rights owners must be aware of the evolving laws around issues such as digital rights and non-traditional trade marks in the region. Managing IP discussed the key challenges with several prominent members of the Latin American IP community

  • Put your brand on the map

    Melinda Upton and Amy Reynolds explain how online mapping services present both opportunities and dangers for brand owners keen to market their products using new media

  • Keep your business open source compliant

    Managing open source compliance can be complicated and costly. Mahshad Koohgoli and Sorin Cohn-Sfetcu analyse the strategies that companies can employ

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Diary

  • Utynam's Heirs

    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 diary@managingip.com

Country Updates

February 2012

Patent survey 2012

Managing IP ranks the leading patent firms around the world



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