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  • Jeff Neuman is director of policy and intellectual property for Neulevel, which has the licence to run the new .biz top-level domain. He was formerly an attorney with Greenberg Traurig’s technology department, and also worked on ICANN’s working groups to develop the UDRP. James Nurton and Ralph Cunningham spoke to him during the INTA Conference in San Francisco in May.
  • As the use of celebrities to promote products and services booms, Jeff Van Hoosear of Knobbe Martens Olson & Bear LLP looks at some examples of successful licensing deals, and outlines the legal issues that must be considered in any successful agreement
  • Changes to Mexico's franchise law are set to create more legal security for franchises in the future. Abraham Diaz Arceo of Olivares & Cia has a detailed look at the benefits and some of the drawbacks
  • Many multinational companies risk losing control over their IP rights as manufacturing and distribution become increasingly globalized. Cameron Harvey, Michelle Groves and Susan Spicer of Deacons explain how you can keep control of your trade marks in Australia
  • With its ability to transcend language barriers, colour is a powerful marketing tool for global brands. IP owners can hold colour marks, but it is unclear exactly what is required for legal protection and what constitutes infringement. Claire Jones looks at how colour should be protected and at some of the grey areas surrounding the subject
  • French legislators adopted a new copyright law on March 21 that forces companies to open up digital content to music devices of all makes.
  • Li Jian, a judge in the IP division of the Supreme People's Court provides a guide to China's system of civil litigation and explains how recent developments will affect plaintiffs and defendants in IP lawsuits
  • The National .es Domain Names Plan approved by Order ITC/1542/2005 on May 19, provides that Spain should set up a system for the friendly settlement of disputes arising in relation .es domains between the owner of that domain and a third party claiming lawful interests in it.
  • Even the European Commission admits that the Enforcement Directive is "complicated". Maybe that explains why many member states are struggling to meet the implementation deadline at the end of this month. The Directive promises to rewrite national civil procedural codes on IP rights to provide uniform enforcement across the EU. Stéphanie Bodoni investigates how it will achieve this
  • IP owners need to think carefully about what they are trying to achieve when they launch an anti-counterfeiting campaign. Bai Gang of Wan Hui Da IP Agency explains why