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  • Paul Chapman
    Guest post: What would Scottish independence mean for patents?
    The future of IP protection in Scotland has yet to receive considerable public debate in the independence conversation. In view of the importance of this subject to Scottish business, as well as UK or foreign companies and individuals who do business and/or will do business within Scotland, Paul Chapman and Donald McNab address the issue in a non-biased manner, to offer up some topics and considerations for debate
    Managing IP Correspondent, April 08 2014
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    Should compulsory licensing regulations for music be overhauled?
    Copyright owners fear that the move towards online streaming is draining revenue streams, according to speakers at an industry event last week
    April 08 2014
  • UK IP Bill ready for Royal Assent
    A bill to reform the rules on unregistered designs in the UK and prepare the way for the ratification of the Unified Patent Court has passed the House of Lords
    Managing IP Correspondent, April 08 2014
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    Trade mark publication trends: Boom and BUSTT
    You’ve probably heard of the BRIC countries, and maybe also the MINT group. But in trade marks, the future is BUSTT
    Managing IP Correspondent, April 07 2014
  • Sherry Knowles
    In defence of the USPTO’s Myriad guidelines
    The USPTO stepped into a minefield last month when it issued guidance following the Supreme Court’s Myriad decision. Many IP practitioners reacted with horror to what they saw as dangerous guidance that could mean drugs that are derived from natural products are not patentable. It is possible to feel some sympathy for the USPTO’s position, however
    April 07 2014
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    Why the Partnership for American Innovation is needed – Kappos
    The Partnership for American Innovation was set up in response to an alarming increase in anti-IP sentiment and expects to grow its membership, according to David Kappos, who is advising the coalition
    April 07 2014
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    From FRAND to the IP crisis, Fordham hits the hot topics
    Want to know what the most interesting, complex and controversial IP issues are today? The programme for the 22nd annual Fordham IP Law & Policy Conference is a good place to start
    April 06 2014
  • Keeping up with China
    From design patent protection for graphic user interfaces to the evolution of transitional phrases in patents to the continual challenge of trade mark squatters, the wide range of topics covered in this year’s China IP Focus reflects the rapid pace of change in the world’s largest market
    April 06 2014
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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
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