Mr Justice Marcus Smith said the SEP licensing market had to be transparent in order to work properly
Nokia said it would withdraw its UK case if Oppo stops fighting in China, leaving the Delhi High Court to set global licensing terms
The lawsuits claim Amazon and HP’s devices infringe Nokia’s video patents
EDMI, a Singapore-based smart meter manufacturer, is the first confirmed licensee
Big tech companies and major players from Europe’s auto industry have urged MEPs to hold firm on proposed SEP reform, while the EPO has bemoaned its own lack of involvement
The Finnish telecoms company said it will cut 14,000 jobs by the end of 2026 as sales and profits for the latest quarter came in below expectations
João Negrão spoke to Managing IP in his first interview with the IP press since taking the top job at the EUIPO earlier this month
An influential MEP’s team held eight meetings with patent owners but none with implementers before drafting a negative opinion of the commission’s SEP regulation
The European Parliament’s internal market committee has backed the controversial SEP plan but wants clarity over its scope
The European Parliament has published a draft opinion outlining suggested amendments to the EU’s proposed SEP reform
The former BoA president won a high-profile race to succeed Christian Archambeau as executive director in July
The German carmaker is the second licensee to sign up to Avanci’s 5G pool following its launch last month
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Sponsored by Chang Tsi & PartnersMichael Wu of Chang Tsi & Partners explains why Chinese enterprises dealing with SEP litigation should respond actively to ensure the issue is litigated before the Chinese courts -
Sponsored by ABE & PartnersTakanori Abe of Abe & Partners analyses the One-Blue case where patentees made a FRAND declaration for SEPS
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Sponsored by Gün and PartnersÖzge Atılgan Karakulak and Beste Turan of Gün + Partners consider how technological advancement supports the creation of SEPs in Turkey
The new executive director explains why he’s 'totally in favour' of using AI and how he plans to get the office’s budget back on track
A draft opinion by the Committee on International Trade suggested various tweaks to the proposed SEP overhaul, but any concrete changes are way off
We provide a rundown of Managing IP’s news and analysis coverage from the week, and review what’s been happening elsewhere in IP
The England and Wales High Court has stayed an injunction that was granted in favour of Nokia last week, pending the outcome of Oppo’s appeal
Interviews; Exclusives
Interviews; Exclusives
The Avanci CEO tells Managing IP why it’s taken time for the latest offering to come to pass, and discusses the importance of getting Huawei on board
The executive director tells Managing IP why he’s proud of the job he did and explains how the EUIPO will handle SEPs
Mattia Fogliacco explains what a 5G patent pool means for the market and how Sisvel snagged licensing deals with SEP giants in 2022
Hubertus Schacht of the Munich Regional Court shares his thoughts on German SEP trends and their influence on the UPC
In an exclusive interview, Huawei IP vice president Alan Fan tells Managing IP how the company’s IP strategy is adapting to US sanctions
UKIPO CEO Tim Moss speaks to Managing IP about moving past Brexit, and champions the relevance of IP in government policy
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Opinion: Why SEP owners have lost the FRAND debate
Patrick Van de Wille, former chief communications officer at InterDigital, argues that SEP owners have turned to needless complexity to try to maintain an untenable status quo -
Weekly take: India ever closer to asserting SEP dominance
With Nokia's chance of securing an interim injunction against Oppo looking good, India can become a global leader in SEPs -
Weekly take: Have you read Optis v Apple yet? I nearly missed it
Optis v Apple is the bootleg judgment that only a few have seen, but it should be easily accessible -
Licensees should unite to conquer EU SEP policy
Rumours are circulating that the EU is leaning towards use-based licensing – if implementers want to influence talks, they should drop their individual policies -
Opinion: Daimler-Nokia deal is nail in component-level tyre
Now one of the biggest detractors of end-point licensing for SEPs has accepted the practice, others will find it hard to keep going
In this special podcast, Managing IP talks to a charity that is working tirelessly to support mental health initiatives in the IP profession
In the latest episode of our monthly podcast, the team discusses law firm merger strategies, a high-profile break-up, and the latest 5G patent developments
In the latest episode of our monthly podcast, the team discusses their early memories of covering IP before delving into the latest on the UPC and whether a proposed US study could threaten the future of pharma patents
In the latest episode of our monthly podcast, the team discusses US and Asian approaches to the UPC, updates to trademark law in Japan and China, and the latest attempt at US patent reform
In the latest episode of our monthly podcast, the team joins you live from the Managing IP Intellectual Property & Innovation Summit in London, where SEPs and the UPC were both top of mind
In the third episode of our monthly podcast, the Managing IP editorial team unpacks SEP news, the probe into Judge Pauline Newman, and the biggest stories elsewhere
In the second episode of our monthly podcast, the Managing IP editorial team unpacks a busy month at SCOTUS, the EU’s solution to the FRAND conundrum, and the biggest stories elsewhere
In the first of a new monthly podcast, the Managing IP editorial team unpacks the race for the top job at the EUIPO, the key UPC trends to watch, and the biggest stories in Asian IP
Phyllis Turner-Brim talks about her career, the need for balance in intellectual property policy and her passion for diversity and inclusion
Derek Gilliland, who became a magistrate judge at the Western District of Texas this month, delves into his work, thoughts on Alan Albright and ambitions
The England and Wales High Court judge discusses why time is of the essence in patent trials, his ‘radical’ Apple v Optis ruling, and the DABUS debate
