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  • Pfizer’s Viagra patent overturned
    In the same month that Pfizer scientists from the company´ s laboratories in England received the French Prix Galien award for their discovery and development of Viagra, the drugs company has lost a crucial patent protecting the $332 million drug, clearing the way for rival treatments.
    Managing IP Correspondent, December 01 2000
  • Will $4.95 save Napster?
    Bertelsmann, one of five companies suing Napster for copyright infringement, has offered to loan Napster the funds it needs to develop a secure file-sharing service.
    Managing IP Correspondent, December 01 2000
  • Bayer overturns EC fine
    Parallel importers, for so long the bugbear of companies operating within Europe, suffered a significant setback last month when a decision against the drugs company Bayer was overturned.
    Managing IP Correspondent, December 01 2000
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    Filing trends in European trade marks
    As competition between firms for trade mark work increases, Ann Chapman reveals the latest trends in European practice
    Managing IP Correspondent, December 01 2000
  • How to insure your most valuable assets
    In the second of three articles on IP value issues, Tony Samuel and Graeme Berry query why organizations do not insure their most valuable asset, intellectual property.
    Managing IP Correspondent, December 01 2000
  • Andean IP protection overhauled
    The rules governing intellectual property in the five countries of the Andean Pact have been revised. Cecilia Falconi examines the key aspects of the new legislation.
    Managing IP Correspondent, December 01 2000
  • CHINA: A big step towards international standards
    In preparation for joining the WTO, China has amended its patent law. Jiwen Chen says the changes will enhance protection and simplify application procedures and enforcement
    Managing IP Correspondent, December 01 2000
  • SPECIAL FEATURE: CHINA MAKES THE BIG LEAP FORWARD
    Last month, German pharmaceutical company Bayer became the latest multinational to set-up a research and development centre in Shanghai. Its presence brings the total of foreign investors in the area to 32, a figure that includes some of the world's biggest high-tech powerhouses. The invasion is prompting a major overhaul of IP protection
    Managing IP Correspondent, December 01 2000
  • CHINA: A bright outlook for enforcement
    Enforcement of rights in China has not had a good press. But, as James W Gould reports, improved institutions and procedures mean that rights owners can now have more confidence in the courts
    Managing IP Correspondent, December 01 2000
  • The new unfair competition regime
    The Andean Community (Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia) has now issued the new Decision 486 (the Decision), with 280 articles, that replaces Decision 344, covering a Common Andean Industrial Property Code. The Decision does not amend the prior legislation, but puts out an encyclopedic and repetitive text of which the salient chapters are one on integrated circuits and another on unfair competition. We shall here focus en the latter.
    Managing IP Correspondent, December 01 2000
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