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    Why eDiscovery rules will change the litigation game
    New rules on electronic discovery are set to come into force in the US in December, and will have a significant impact on document-intensive IP litigation. Adam Kessel provides a guide to the rules and explains why your electronic documents may reveal more information than you think
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2006
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    .mobi, yes maybe?
    The .mobi domain name promises IP owners an innovative new way of attracting would-be customers to their websites via their mobile phones. But does the explosion in domain names around the world mean that IP owners are too jaded to care? Shahnaz Mahmud discusses the issues with Pinkard ''Pinky'' Brand, .mobi's director of new markets
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2006
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    Vietnam: A new era begins
    A comprehensive IP law came into force in Vietnam in July, streamlining the country's IP regime, providing greater clarity and closing infringement loopholes. Thanh-Tu Dinh of Lovells explains how the new rules will make life easier for IP owners doing business in one of Asia's fastest growing economies
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2006
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    Thailand: Helping brand owners help themselves
    Thailand has recently strengthened its IP enforcement regime, boosting Customs' powers and training specialist criminal investigators. But officials still need the cooperation of brand owners, say Edward A Madden and Edward J Kelly of Tilleke & Gibbins International Ltd
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2006
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    Improved protection for personalities
    A new law in Mexico City regulates the protection of personality rights. Luis C Schmidt and Abraham Díaz of Olivares & Cia examine the scope of these new rights and explain that some aspects of protection still need to be elaborated
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2006
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    United States: Is the Federal Circuit a renegade court?
    Meredith Martin Addy and C Noel Kaman of Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione review recently decided and pending patent cases at the US Supreme Court, and ask what they reveal about the Court's attitude toward the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2006
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    NZ in ambush marketing clampdown
    Auckland's refurbished Eden Park will host games in 2011 New Zealand has become the latest country to propose special protection against the threat of ambush marketing at major sports events.
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2006
  • Akzo Nobel takes patent blow
    Emma Barraclough, London
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2006
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    Proving non-use in trade mark cancellation actions
    The law requires the use of a registered trade mark in Ukraine. To maintain a registration, a trade mark must be used in respect of the goods and/or services for which it has been registered. The definition of the effective use of a trade mark has been detailed to comprise sale, offering for sale, import and export of the goods bearing a trade mark. Otherwise the registration becomes vulnerable to cancellation upon request by a third party.
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2006
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    PCT rules change patent practice
    In view of the changes in the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) that will come into force on April 1 2007, the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore recently issued a consultation paper which proposed concurrent changes to the Singapore Patents Act and Rules on April 1 2007 to align with the changes in the PCT. In addition, there is a repeal of provisions in the Singapore Patents Act dealing with restrictive covenants.
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2006
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