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  • Editorial: What is a fluid mark?
    Back in 2008, Lisa Pearson of Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton in New York wrote an article for us on what she saw as an emerging trend: the increasingly dynamic use of trade marks, with brands not just evolving but deliberately distorting their key features to retain their appeal online. She called them fluid marks.
    April 22 2013
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    Concerns raised over Chinese patent law amendment
    A former official who helped draft the second and third revisions of the Chinese Patent Law has said that proposals to revise the law a fourth time include some “potentially problematic” changes
    April 19 2013
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    Jeremy Phillips wins outstanding achievement award
    It was a great pleasure to present an outstanding achievement award to Jeremy Phillips at our Global Awards Dinner this week
    April 18 2013
  • Reading the tea leaves from Myriad
    Monday’s Supreme Court hearing in the Myriad case pitched supporters and opponents of gene patents against each other. But some commentators believe a compromise position proposed by the Solicitor General may appeal to the justices
    Managing IP Correspondent, April 18 2013
  • Global Awards Winners 2013
    Managing IP presented trophies to the outstanding firms in 70 categories last night, as well as in-house and individual achievement awards. Here are all the winners
    Managing IP Correspondent, April 18 2013
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    ITC criticised for aiding trolls
    As concerns mount in US Congress over frivolous patent litigation, the International Trade Commission (ITC) is drawing scrutiny for policies that critics say invite abuse by patent trolls
    Managing IP Correspondent, April 17 2013
  • EU Court says no to Italy and Spain and yes to unitary patent plan
    Italy and Spain have failed to persuade the Court of Justice of the EU to prevent other member states from going ahead with the unitary patent
    April 16 2013
  • Myriad quizzed by Supreme Court justices
    In a landmark case with sweeping repercussions for medical research that's being closely watched around the globe, the US Supreme Court on Monday heard oral arguments on the patent eligibility of human genes
    Managing IP Correspondent, April 16 2013
  • EU court tells Commission it was wrong over collecting societies
    Five years ago the European Commission told collecting societies that some of their practices breached EU competition laws. Now the General Court of the Court of Justice has ruled that it got part of that decision wrong
    April 15 2013
  • Where is Asia’s IP hub?
    In the race to become Asia’s IP centre, Singapore appears to be taking the lead, but like all matters in the global marketplace, you can never rule out China
    April 14 2013
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