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  • Beware unregistered marks in the EU
    Companies outside Europe could be forgiven for thinking that trademark law around the EU is relatively harmonized, given the EU-level directives and Community trade mark system. Attendees at the Regional Update session on Europe yesterday were reminded, however, that that is not the case with unregistered marks.
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 09 2012
  • Annual Meeting attendees get a pan-Asian lesson in fighting fakes
    TV shows called Surfer Dudes and Bull Run, an actor named Crad Ditt and an apparel business called Lami: a recipe for financial success or a trademark law headache?
    May 09 2012
  • INTA Annual Meeting attendees flock to discuss keyword ads
    More than 1,400 attendees crowded into a session on keyword advertising yesterday, where Rosetta Stone counsel John Ramsey and other panelists shared their frustrations about the issue and also faced tough questions about the proper legal approach.
    May 09 2012
  • ICANN offers gTLD refund
    ICANN’s Board has decided to offer a full refund to any gTLD applicant that withdraws its application before the applied-for new strings are revealed.
    May 09 2012
  • INTA’s Unreal campaign challenges teens
    “Who has downloaded music?” asked Christopher Robertson of U.S. Customs and Border Protection. “I promise I’m not going to take any names.” At this, nearly everyone raised a hand. The better question, perhaps, was who hadn’t illegally downloaded music.
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 09 2012
  • Analysis: What the SAS ruling means for computer programs
    Computer programs cannot be protected by copyright under the EU’s Software Directive, but could be eligible for protection under other European laws
    May 08 2012
  • When the content is the trademark
    In 2000, a bookstore owner in the UK found a poster in the shop with the words “Keep Calm and Carry On.” The owner hung it in the store and, when customers inquired about it, began selling copies. Since then, the phrase and the lone graphic—the crown of King George VI­­—have become iconic. Others have even registered the phrase as a trademark.
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 08 2012
  • INTA roundup: President’s speech, gTLDs, trolls and Eskimos
    A summary of yesterday's sessions at the INTA Annual Meeting
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 08 2012
  • Interview: Julie Alexa Strauss, Feld Entertainment
    Julie Alexa Strauss of Feld Entertainment describes her love of live entertainment, the battle to enforce trademark rights, and why she wants outside counsel to understand her business.
    May 08 2012
  • Former Estee Lauder chair tells INTA sea stories
    “In the Navy you don’t learn from textbooks, you have sea stories instead,” Leonard A. Lauder told attendees in his keynote speech at the opening ceremony yesterday. The Chairman Emeritus of The Estée Lauder Companies, Lauder joined his parents’ company in 1958 when he left the US Navy. “I looked pretty sexy in that Navy uniform,” he remembered.
    May 08 2012
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