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  • Fernando Dos Santos
    Interview: Fernando dos Santos on PAIPO and ARIPO
    In an interview with Managing IP, ARIPO’s Director General, Fernando dos Santos, talks about the proposed Pan African Intellectual Property Organisation (PAIPO), the recently adopted Arusha Protocol, ARIPO filing statistics and challenges
    July 22 2015
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    Federal Circuit says biosimilar applicants can decline patent dance
    The Federal Circuit in Amgen v Sandoz was split two ways, holding biosimilar applicants can opt out of the patent dance provisions but must wait for approval before giving 180 days notice of marketing. Applicants and patent owners now face tricky strategic questions
    July 22 2015
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    Federal Circuit says TTAB must take third-party registrations into account more
    The Federal Circuit has overturned the TTAB in a precedential decision that will increase the importance of third-party registrations when assessing public recognition of a mark, in a dispute over marks including the words “peace” and “love"
    July 23 2015
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    WilmerHale adds partner in LA
    James Hill has joined WilmerHale’s Los Angeles office as partner in the intellectual property department and member of the IP litigation and life sciences practices
    July 23 2015
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    Google, customer stays, Apple, Samsung, Oracle, TTAB – the week in IP
    Google giving away patents to start-ups, David Kappos arguing customer stay legislation is wrongheaded, tech companies supporting Samsung against Apple, Oracle and Google suggesting a trial in spring 2016, and a TTAB Batman decision were in the IP headlines in the past week
    July 23 2015
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    Why Twitter is not seeing the funny side to copying tweets
    Twitter has been attracting attention for taking down tweets that plagiarise jokes. But how much copyright protection do short jokes have?
    July 27 2015
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    Meet our most diverse MIP 50 ever
    Is the IP world becoming more diverse? This is the 13th year we have compiled a list of the most influential people in IP, and there are a greater range of figures included than ever before
    July 27 2015
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    Latest IP moves – Europe and Africa
    Rouse Africa, boesling IP, Bardehle Pagenberg, Inventa, Ramberg Advokater, Collyer Bristow, Redd, J A Kemp, Wood IP and the CJEU all feature in our latest summary of who’s moving where
    November 06 2015
  • US music publishers push for deregulation of songwriter royalties
    According to David Israelite of National Music Publishers Association, music services such as Spotify and Pandora are taking advantage of antiquated laws and decrees that date back to the First and Second World War at the expense of songwriters
    November 06 2015
  • China flag
    Compulsory licensing of IP rights in China
    China has implemented TRIPs standards for compulsory licensing in its IP laws. Matthew A Murphy explains how this affects patents, copyright and plant varieties
    Managing IP Correspondent, December 04 2015
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