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China’s revised Trademark Law has been effect for a year. Rachel Zhang, Shanshan Du and Yue Li of China Patent Agent (HK) discuss the effect of those changes on proceedings before the China Trademark Office and the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board and how to work effectively with the busiest trademark office in the world

With investment in Africa growing, IP protection in the region is key. Two sessions this week will provide some guidance for rights owners, explains James Nurton.

INTA President J. Scott Evans and Allan B. Gepty, Deputy Director General of the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL), yesterday signed a deal to increase levels of cooperation between the two organizations.

It has been a busy year in Europe’s courts. Emma Barraclough previews a session that will discuss some of the most significant cases.

Panama City will host this year’s INTA Leadership Meeting in November, as the Association holds a major event in Latin America for the first time.

Stereotypes about academics living in ivory towers were shattered yesterday as law professors considered the practical challenges of branding cannabis products and trademarking sex toys.

There are some important changes happening in the Middle East. James Nurton finds out what today’s session will cover.

Fox must strike a delicate balance between protecting its IP and not prompting backlashes from fans. Jeremy Kaufman explains the entertainment giant’s trademark strategy.

The concept of fair use is not a new one, but some companies with business models built on the mobile Internet are adopting more relaxed approaches to the use of their marks.

In 2012, INTA launched the Unreal Campaign to raise awareness with teenagers (14-18 years old) about the dangers of counterfeiting and the importance of trademarks.