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  • Scramble
    Zynga scores in High Court battle over Scrabble
    The High Court has ruled against the maker of the board game Scrabble, which had claimed that Zynga’s Scramble app had infringed its rights
    November 04 2013
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    Judgments leave uncertainty over value of SPCs
    Diana Sternfeld and Nicole Jadeja review the good, the bad and the ugly in recent SPC cases before the Court of Justice of the EU
    Managing IP Correspondent, January 31 2013
  • UCL IBIL Panel
    Are trade mark surveys dead, or just resting?
    Are surveys in trade mark cases dead? That was the first question at the MARQUES/UCL-IBIL “Question the Trade Mark Judges” event last night
    October 17 2013
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    How the new unitary patent will work
    EU patent looks almost certain Patents could be filed from spring 2014 Cheaper, simpler system for patentees A vote by MEPs in December in favour of the unitary patent means that IP owners planning their patent filing strategies could soon have a new way of protecting their rights in Europe.
    January 29 2013
  • UK copyright reform wins backing
    There was overwhelming support for a review of the UK Copyright Act at a debate in London this week
    July 14 2011
  • Europe’s top court to clarify software copyright rules
    A UK judge is to ask Europe’s top court to clarify the law on copyright in software in a dispute between a company that makes computer programs for statistical analysis and a commercial rival
    July 25 2010
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    First UK blocking of piracy website
    Last month there were several overlapping developments in UK copyright. Internet service provider BT was forced to block infringing website Newzbin in a court judgment – the first time this has happened in the UK – but at the same time regulator Ofcom said it would not be implementing a part of the Digital Economy Act that would have made such blocking uniform.
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 31 2011
  • Short .uk domains auctioned
    UK registry operator Nominet has sold six short domain names for £24,000 ($40,000). The domains were sold through NFPAS Auctions, with proceeds going ot the Nominet Trust.
    Managing IP Correspondent, April 15 2011
  • Patent survey: Europe
    Find out which firms are highly ranked, and which are up and down in the key EU markets as well as central and southern Europe
    Managing IP Correspondent, January 28 2011
  • Q&A with Melissa Scanlan
    Melissa Scanlan tells Emma Barraclough why she wants senior women lawyers on her pitches, how to avoid “death by preparation,” and what women need to do to be viewed as smart, strategic thinkers
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 31 2014
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