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  • IP investigators are probably better known for trade mark infringement and anti-counterfeiting investigations. But Spencer Burgess explains that they increasingly have a role to play in helping companies exploit their patent rights
  • On November 6 2003, Canada became the first country to begin implementation of the WTO Decision regarding the Doha Declaration. Nancy P Pei examines Canada's proposal and what it means for patent holders
  • A new law in the Philippines is designed to tackle optical piracy. Vicente B Amador and Michael Anthony C Dizon analyze why the law is needed and what difference it will make
  • Editha R Hechanova and Bernadette Marie B Tocjayao of Del Rosario, Hechanova, Bagamasbad & Raboca Law Offices in Manila review the latest issues affecting IP owners in the Philippines, including a number of cases involving famous international marks
  • A survey of trade mark cases decided over the last century reveals that court clashes commonly occur where two businesses trade under very similar names in closely related fields. The latest case of this nature involved a challenge by Reed Executive against Reed Business Information's use of the name "Reed" on its totaljobs.com website.
  • The Argentine patent law has recently been amended, and the amendments largely concern preliminary injunctions. This amendment was born from an agreement between the American and Argentine governments, after a consultation round within the WTO framework, and was passed by our Congress on December 4 2003, coming into effect in January 2004.
  • In a recent decision in Intel Corporation v Intelcard Systems Sdn Bhd & Others [2004] 1 CLJ 550, Intel Corporation successfully obtained an interim injunction against the defendant who dealt with smart cards and information technology security solutions. The defendant was using the trade name Intelcard Systems Sdn Bhd and registered the domain name www.intelcardsystems.com.
  • There are few reported cases of patent entitlement disputes and yet they can offer an alternative or an addition to claims against employees for breach of confidence. Antony Gold explains the issues involved in bringing entitlement proceedings
  • The US and Australia's recent free trade agreement will lead to some important changes to Australia’s copyright regime. Campbell Thompson assesses the likely impact of the agreement, and argues that it could be a sign of things to come
  • The Indian government has introduced fundamental changes to patent protection and has promised greater resources to the Patent Office. Shardul S Shroff and Dev Robinson review the progress of the reforms, and explain what they mean for applicants