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    The Times, Cyprus, Apple suit, gTLD dispute and TMclass
    Today’s developments in IP include a supplement on IP in The Times, talk of compulsory licences in Cyprus, the latest patent suit filed against Apple, the first trade mark dispute over a gTLD and the rebranding of TMclass
    March 18 2013
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    Trolls, JPO comments, EQE, movie piracy and looking ahead to INTA
    The arguments in favour of patent trolls, a Japanese Patent Office consultation, controversy over patent exams in Europe, rewards for tackling movie pirates and some pointers for this year’s INTA Annual Meeting feature in up today’s news roundup
    March 15 2013
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    On virtual disasters and consumer expectations
    Technologists often deride copyright holders for failing to move past antiquated business models. Last week’s disastrous launch of the latest entry in the SimCity computer game franchise shows how difficult it can be to get new business models to meet the expectations of customers.
    March 15 2013
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    Veoh vindicated again in Ninth Circuit ISP liability case
    In a second blow to Universal, the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has again extended safe harbour protection under the DMCA to video sharing site Veoh Networks
    March 14 2013
  • Pfizer IP head says that IP protectionism in India is discouraging foreign investment
    Pfizer’s chief IP counsel decries India’s “protectionist intellectual property regime” in testimony before the United States Congress, reports the Financial Times
    March 14 2013
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    Why Mexico needs a trade mark opposition system
    The Madrid Protocol came into force in Mexico last month, but attorneys say that the government’s failure to introduce a trade mark opposition system has created problems, especially for domestic companies. Alli Pyrah reports
    March 14 2013
  • Lord Neuberger
    Should you fear supreme courts?
    Supreme Court - 2 Court of Appeal - 0. That’s the result so far since the UK Supreme Court replaced the House of Lords as the ultimate arbiter of patent cases in the country
    March 14 2013
  • Pope Francis
    Pope Francis, 3DS video, Indian patents, human rights v copyright and Schütz v Werit
    Today’s analysis of IP developments covers papal trade marks, a patent case on 3D screens, growing tensions over IP in India, another defeat for the Pirate Bay and the UK Supreme Court’s important decision on what constitutes making
    March 14 2013
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    Rader joins US Patent Forum
    We’re delighted to be able to confirm that Chief Judge Rader of the Federal Circuit will take part in our US Patent Forum next Tuesday, which is being held at the Willard InterContinental in Washington DC
    March 14 2013
  • First-to-file is here: a last-minute checklist for applicants
    As the March 16 transition to a first-inventor-to-file system nears, US patent applicants are racing to file applications under the old system in order to avoid potential pitfalls posed by remaining ambiguities in the law
    March 13 2013
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