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  • Software developers concerned about Oracle v Google
    Oracle may have the upper hand in negotiations with Google after a Federal Circuit decision on May 9 that found that the search engine violated Oracle’s copyright in application programming interfaces (APIs)
    May 16 2014
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    The internet can be a ridiculous place
    The Wild West nature of the Web is its greatest strength, and brand owners should accept the messiness, including dot-sucks
    May 15 2014
  • INTA Daily News
    What’s different about INTA this year?
    At the first INTA Annual Meeting to be held in Asia, everyone’s talking about what’s different. One thing we’ve noticed is the participation of government officials. What does that tell us?
    May 13 2014
  • Time to widen the debate
    There was a session on plain packaging at the INTA Annual Meeting in Hong Kong last week (the rest of the session title was "Who will it affect next?")
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 13 2014
  • US patent litigation up 12.4%, with trolls the top 10 plaintiffs
    A new report from Lex Machina underlines how quickly patent litigation is increasing, and reveals the districts with the biggest caseloads, the top plaintiffs and the most popular targets for litigation (no prizes for guessing which firm is sued the most)
    May 13 2014
  • US Federal Circuit rules Dolly the Sheep ineligible for patent protection
    The Federal Circuit has answered the controversial question of whether cloned animals such as Dolly the Sheep can be patented, ruling that the method can be patented but the animals cannot
    May 13 2014
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    Interview: Amy Yang of Procter & Gamble
    Amy Yang of Procter & Gamble discusses the responsibilities of managing a large and diverse brand portfolio and why rights holders can be optimistic about trademark protection in China
    May 13 2014
  • USPTO wants to lower most trademark filing fees
    The USPTO has proposed to reduce fees for trademark filings that are done electronically. Deborah Cohn, Commissioner for Trademarks at the Office, explained during the UPSTO Users session yesterday that the aim is to lower costs and promote efficiency for customers.
    May 13 2014
  • Brand owners diverting from the script
    Choosing a local script mark can be good for business, as long as you get it right. Emma Barraclough explains what issues brand owners need to consider
    May 13 2014
  • Latin America inching towards the Madrid Protocol
    Latin America has not been heavily affected by the world economic crisis, and intellectual property is becoming more important in the region
    May 13 2014
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