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    SCOTUS takes another patent case, Marvell verdict increased, UK progressing on plain packaging, Lenovo buys NEC patents – the week in IP
    The Supreme Court hearing arguments in Alice v CLS and granting review of Teva v Sandoz, Lenovo buying more than 3,800 of NEC’s patent families, Carnegie Mellon’s damages being increased 31%, the UK making progress towards a plain packaging ban, and the USPTO creating a new international cooperation office were among the stories hitting the headlines this week
    April 04 2014
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    The brave new generic (TLD) world
    Touting it as “the most generic TLD ever”, the operator of dot-xyz says that this alternative to .com will attract young and savvy internet users that brand owners want to target. The real story however may be that many new gTLDs will not cater primarily to brand owners’ needs
    April 04 2014
  • Korea accedes to Hague system
    Korea’s accession to the Hague system, which provides a single application for international industrial design filings, will come into effect on July 1
    April 04 2014
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    India, UPC and copyright rankings: latest issue of Managing IP
    Subscribers will soon receive their paper copies of our April issue. But you can read all the contents online now, including a special feature on India; the latest FRAND developments in Europe; an update on the UPC and the final part of our annual survey
    April 03 2014
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    Canada braced for “bedlam” after surprise Trade-marks Act changes
    IP observers in Canada are warning of uncertainty and increased expense for trade mark owners after the country’s government announced sweeping changes to the Trade-marks Act late on Friday March 28
    April 03 2014
  • Australia complains about WTO plain packaging delay
    Australia has hit out at procedural delays at the WTO, saying that failure to get legal certainty on the issue of plain packaging of tobacco is having a chilling effect on countries considering introducing similar measures
    April 03 2014
  • IP police offer advertisers list of infringing websites
    The IP crime unit within the City of London Police has created a list of copyright-infringing websites it wants online advertisers to avoid
    April 03 2014
  • Burns & Levinson adds six to IP team
    Boston-based law firm Burns & Levinson has added six new hires to its IP group, comprising partners Joseph Maraia and John Serio, of counsel Steven Mills, associates Weber Hsiao and Nikhil Patel, and patent agent Michael Mattoni
    Managing IP Correspondent, April 02 2014
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    Cooley adds Mintz Levin life sciences patent team
    Cooley has added a life sciences patent team led by Ivor Elrifi, the former co-chair of Mintz Levin’s IP practice, and fellow former Mintz Levin partner Heidi Erlacher
    Managing IP Correspondent, April 02 2014
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    India confronts FRAND complexities
    Like other countries, India is trying to tackle the tangle of issues surrounding FRAND obligations. How the dispute between Micromax and Ericsson over wireless data transmission patents is resolved may present the framework for dealing with disputes involving standards essential patents in India
    April 02 2014
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