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As the US Congress embarks on a sweeping review of copyright law, the Copyright Principles Project (CPP) – little known outside the insular world of intellectual property – has emerged as a powerful voice in Washington
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In the wake of Friday’s narrow decision on CLS v Alice, lawyers are advising patent applicants to adjust their strategies for protecting software innovations. Alli Pyrah reports
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The fast-changing digital universe has prompted the US Congress to launch a review of copyright law that will feature a series of hearings and could trigger a years-long battle to rewrite the Copyright Act
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Albania has taken a huge step forward in its IP enforcement; there’s a new trademark law in Serbia; and generally social media is becoming the new frontier for infringement. Where would you find such a comprehensive and detailed summary of trademark law around the world, but at the INTA Annual Meeting Academic Course that ran all day on Saturday and Sunday?
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Alan Drewsen retires this year after 15 years as INTA Executive Director. James Nurton visited him in his New York office to talk about internationalization, trademark challenges and Annual Meetings past and present
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World IP Day was celebrated on Friday with meetings and parties across the globe
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Iceland’s Pirate Party has won three seats in the country’s 63-seat parliament, the Althing
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The shortlist for the third annual Euromoney Legal Media Group Europe Women in Business Law Awards has been published