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  • IP attorneys were relieved on Tuesday by the US Supreme Court’s seemingly pro-patent reception of oral arguments in Bowman v Monsanto
  • The Supreme Court has held that a malpractice case involving an underlying patent claim is not exclusively the jurisdiction of the federal courts
  • Tabrez Ahmad of Microsoft and the chair of the IPR committee of the Manufacturers’ Association for Information Technology talks about the need for active IP licensing in the IT industries, and why multinationals need Indian SMEs to produce their own technologies.
  • Today’s IP news round up features inventor Trevor Baylis, Baauer and the Harlem Shake, New York City taxi drivers, an unpublished book on JRR Tolkien and talks about copyright reform
  • IP management and software company CPA Global has acquired IP management technology provider First to File.
  • There are 17 countries in the ARIPO organisation, offering parallel protection across south-east Africa and elsewhere. Spoor & Fisher explains how to use the system
  • With some of the most dynamic countries in the world, Africa is a focus for many international companies. But the patent systems vary, as do the two cross-border organisations. Spoor & Fisher explains the details in a series of Q&A articles, beginning with the OAPI organisation in west Africa
  • With a large and fast-growing economy, Nigeria is a focus for many in Africa. Spoor & Fisher explains how to file and protect patents in the country
  • Botswana conducts substantive examination of patents, unlike Nigeria, though they are conducted by the ARIPO Patent Office. Spoor & Fisher walks patentees through the system
  • Today's developments include predictions for the SCOTUS ruling in Bowman v Monsanto, how Chinese artists may benefit from copyright reform plans, a Pirate Bay parody, IP progess in the Philippines and WIPO's tricky balancing act in treaty negotiations