How Latin America tackles cutting-edge IP issues
01 June 2010
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
EM: Is there case law or legislation regarding the protection of copyrighted content and trade marks on the internet in your region?
LS: In Mexico there is no ad hoc legislation, such as the US Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Protection for copyrighted works or trade marks triggers from the Copyright Law and the Law on Industrial Property, respectively....
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