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    Why the Supreme Court is taking issue with the term “insolubly ambiguous”
    In oral arguments in the Nautilus v Biosog case on Monday, several Supreme Court justices took issue with the Federal Circuit’s ruling that ambiguity in a patent is permissible unless a court finds the claim is “insolubly ambiguous”. Alli Pyrah takes a look at the history of the phrase and why the justices seem so sceptical about it
    May 01 2014
  • The new BPTO president’s backlog challenge in Brazil
    Brazil is taking steps to reduce its big backlog of patent and trade mark applications under the new president of the Brazilian Patent and Trademark Office (BPTO), as well as overhauling some of its intellectual property regulations including new guidance on famous and well-known trade marks
    May 01 2014
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    Interview with WIPO Director General Francis Gurry – part 2
    In the second part of his exclusive interview with Managing IP, WIPO Director General Francis Gurry discusses plans for his second term, explains how the Organization needs to improve, and responds to criticisms of his management
    May 01 2014
  • US refrains from downgrading India in USTR Special 301 Report
    The US government released its 2014 Special 301 Report today, with India remaining on the list of countries the US considers to have inadequate IP protection but avoiding being downgraded to the worst classification
    April 30 2014
  • EU clarifies antitrust rules on asserting standard-essential patents
    The EU’s competition commissioner has confirmed that owners of standard-essential patents can seek injunctions if they believe their rights have been infringed, but explained how such applications for injunctions might be deemed to be abusive
    April 30 2014
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    New Resolution for renowned marks
    Eduardo Otero and André Oliveira of Daniel Advogados explain the more efficient, longer-lasting, but more expensive procedures for highly-renowned marks in Brazil
    Managing IP Correspondent, April 29 2014
  • The fastest rising trade mark jurisdiction
    Brazil has moved up to fifth in the rankings of countries with the most trade mark publications annually. At the same time, its patent and trade mark office is making changes to cope with the rapid change
    Managing IP Correspondent, April 29 2014
  • World IP Day movie quiz: the answers
    There was a lot of interest in our quiz on IP in the movies last week. If you want to know the answers to all 15 questions, read on. If not, look away now
    April 29 2014
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    Lessons from China
    Pedro Vilhena of Kasznar Leonardos compares Brazilian and Chinese developments in trade mark law in the face of major sporting events, and suggests how Brazil should take heed of its eastern counterpart
    Managing IP Correspondent, April 29 2014
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    SCOTUS preview: Joint infringement up for debate in Limelight v Akamai
    The Supreme Court will consider the issue of joint patent infringement in Limelight Networks v Akamai Technologies, a case with interesting ramifications for online companies and their customers. But who is responsible for plugging perceived loopholes in patent law?
    April 29 2014
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