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  • When Jerry Jones bought the Dallas Cowboys NFL franchise in 1989, the first thing he did was identify what he could monetize. “It was the brand,” he said yesterday in a keynote address at the INTA Annual Meeting. “You take the passion, tradition, entertainment value and visibility and go to town with the brand.”
  • EU antitrust officials have told Motorola Mobility they believe it abused a dominant position by seeking an injunction using its standards-essential patents
  • Heather Foster, assistant general counsel for Richardson, Texas-based Fossil, spoke to Alli Pyrah about handling a global portfolio, dealing with trademark protection in China, and tackling the misuse of brand names in social media
  • In recent years an increasing number of hot topics at the INTA Annual Meeting have concerned not trends in jurisprudence, or the issues of emerging industries, but the ways in which different media have forced practitioners to take a fresh look at their practice.
  • Peter Leung reviews the latest discussions on the relationship between geographical indications and trademarks, ahead of today's session.
  • Next year’s INTA Annual Meeting in Hong Kong will be the first in Asia and demonstrates the growing importance of the region. What is INTA doing to promote the interests of trademark owners there?
  • “We’re now at a time when Africa is in the spotlight again, and trademarks are right at the forefront,” says Brenda Kahari, of BW Kahari in Zimbabwe. Growing investment, demand for minerals and natural resources and new trade opportunities are combining to increase interest in Africa—and in protecting IP rights.
  • It was the end of a long day and the conference programme was already running 20 minutes late, but for some reason no one wanted to stop talking.
  • "And, action!" declared Lisa Iverson of Neal & McDevitt, as she kicked off an INTA session on social media yesterday morning. Structured as a role play involving a fictional social media site - Grab-U - and two outside counsel, the session took attendees through problems such sites have with defamatory posts, IP infringement and inappropriate content.
  • At the advanced mediation training held during INTA’s Annual Meeting, trademark practitioners from all around the world gathered to discuss how to break down obstacles to compromise by understanding the motivations and thought processes of the parties.