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ChinaNew developments against cybersquatting

Shirley Kwok, of Vivien Chan & Co in Hong Kong and Beijing, explains that China has made important progress in tackling domain name disputes in the past year

Managing IP Correspondent, December 01 2000
Basmati rice

Rice celebrations boil over

Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2000
Asia-Pacific

It is widely believed that change is as good as a rest. Certainly this seems to be the case in the Asia-Pacific, although unfortunately, little has changed and no one has had any rest. The internet dominated the Asian-Pacific scene in last year's survey and its impact is still reverberating through IP practices. If anything it is registering even higher on the Richter scale. Intellectual property lawyers have never been so busy.

Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2000
Pharmaceutical imports

Counterfeit fear over new legislation

Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2000
From Madrid to Alicante

Alexander von Mühlendahl, vice-president, OHIM in Alicante

Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2000
New IP acts come into force

On October 1 2000 two new Acts entered into force connected with industrial property rights. They concern biotechnological inventions and industrial designs. As both of them are important, the following is a brief summary of them.

Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2000
The Belmont trade mark case

The dispute over parallel imports of cigarettes bearing the trade mark BELMONT (Bigott v Philip Morris) has been developing over several years, under the industrial property laws of the Andean Community.

Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2000
News Focus - The New Priceline

Jay Walker, already godfather to one of the most famous patents ever, could be on the verge of further controversy. The founder of Priceline.com has been testing a new business method which could dramatically increase the profits of fast-food restaurants. James Nurton reports

Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2000
Prior art in the Andean Community

The conditions for obtaining a patent registration in any country of the Andean Community are: novelty (not in the state of the art), inventive level (non-obviousness) and industrial application. Article 2 of Andean Decision 344 (enforceable in Venezuela, Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador and Colombia) sets out the conditions for novelty which have given rise to discussions in view of the lack of clarity of its writing.

Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2000
Internet

MP3.com receives Universal condemnation

Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2000

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