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  • Soumit Roy, global transactional counsel for Austin, Texas-based Whole Foods Market, talks to Alli Pyrah about the value of relationships, building an umbrella brand and the difference between a luxury brand and being "best in class."
  • Recent amendments in Australia will make opposition proceedings quicker, but also more expensive, with more work needing to be done upfront.
  • Toe Su Aung of BATMark, this year’s INTA President, spoke with James Nurton about anticounterfeiting, public views on IP—and body combat.
  • Binying Wang, WIPO’s Assistant Director General, told users of the Madrid Protocol yesterday that they should expect further expansion of the System in the next few years.
  • It used to be the case that the role of a trademark was to reassure consumers about who was providing a product or delivering a service. Now, however, trademarks are expected to work much harder.
  • Is your company publishing a sustainability report? If not why not? Emma Barraclough examines the impact of CSR on brand owners.
  • On Friday, the European Trade Mark and Design Network (TMDN) published its first Common Communication, setting out the differences between European trademark offices in how they interpret class headings.
  • An increasing number of brands are regularly changing or distorting their trademarks in order to retain their appeal—particularly online. Ahead of today’s session Simon Crompton examines the risks and rewards of these so-called fluid marks.
  • Albania has taken a huge step forward in its IP enforcement; there’s a new trademark law in Serbia; and generally social media is becoming the new frontier for infringement. Where would you find such a comprehensive and detailed summary of trademark law around the world, but at the INTA Annual Meeting Academic Course that ran all day on Saturday and Sunday?
  • The tables were turned during an INTA Annual Meeting session yesterday morning, with students teaching professors. The speakers were five students from universities in the United States and UK, while the audience was largely made up of adjunct professors (lawyers teaching, or preparing to teach, part time).