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    Boost for colour marks
    On November 4, the Brussels Commercial Court issued a decision regarding the Community trade mark Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin number 5069711 (figurative mark), Benelux trade mark number 746608 and CTM number 747949 (both colour marks), all for goods in class 33. The complex sign and the colour in question (Pantone 137C) are shown below.
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 29 2012
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    Avoid bifurcation pitfalls
    In a recent decision the Austrian Supreme Court had to decide on the professional liability of an attorney–at–law due to malpractice in a utility model infringement action.
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 29 2012
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    Unrestrained video recording allowed on the web
    Traditionally, video and DVD recorders have been able to be used in Australia for personal use in an almost unrestrained manner. Our legislature has also been concerned that our Copyright Act is able to deal with new technologies in an analogous manner. One new technology is video recording on the internet.
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 29 2012
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    Acquiring ownership of a trade name or designation
    In the commercial and business field it is common to use almost indistinctively expressions such as corporate name and trade name or designation. However, these expressions must be clearly specified and distinguished.
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 29 2012
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    Will South Sudan get its IP right?
    IP rights are both global and territorial. They are global in the sense that the same fundamental principles such as novelty, originality and distinctiveness tend to apply globally to the main categories of IP that have statutory protection such as patents, designs, copyright and trade marks. IP rights are territorial in the sense that each country requires its own legislation dealing with the subsistence of and enforcement of such rights.
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 29 2012
  • Digital locks debated in Canada copyright reform hearing
    Digital locks and fair dealing exemptions for educational institutions were the focus of Monday's hearing before a committee considering massive reforms to Canada’s copyright law
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 29 2012
  • The patents in the Yahoo!-Facebook patent war
    Yahoo! has reportedly demanded licensing fees from Facebook for technology relating to advertising, the personalisation of Web sites, social networking and messaging
    February 28 2012
  • Proview claims iPad rights in the EU, Americas and Asia
    The Taiwanese company in a spat with Apple over the rights to the trade mark ipad has launched a legal – and public relations – offensive
    February 28 2012
  • Tobacco packaging back on the TRIPs agenda
    The TRIPs Council – the WTO body that administers the TRIPs Agreement – has chosen a new chairman today who must guide it through debates on tobacco packaging and IP enforcement
    February 28 2012
  • Indian IP office gets a new head
    The head of India’s IP Office, PH Kurian, is to step down in less than a fortnight and will be succeeded by Chaitanya Prasad
    February 28 2012
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