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  • For brand managers looking to increase their product's profile and producers wanting to find new ways to finance movies and TV shows, product placement could be a win-win solution, says Brinsley Dresden, as he outlines negotiating tactics to help IP owners strike the deal they want
  • Bahrain: Bahrain has become the 136th contracting state of the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT). The Treaty will enter into force in the country on March 18 2007.
  • Australia: The Australian Federal Court is planning to introduce new guidelines to make patent litigation quicker and cheaper. Proposals include making the first directions hearing more like a case conference, holding a directions hearing to address whether more than one expert needs to be called in each field of expertise and allowing discovery only after evidence.
  • Emma Barraclough, London and Peter Ollier, Hong Kong
  • Peter Ollier, Hong Kong
  • The continuing growth and popularity of the internet has created a wealth of new opportunities for trade mark owners seeking to market their goods or services online. The reliance of internet users on search engines to locate providers of particular products has led to an explosion in search engine advertising in recent years.
  • US golf equipment manufacturer Acushnet, which owns the Titleist trade mark in Malaysia, has managed to obtain summary judgment against a local company in the case Acushnet Company v Metro Golf Manufacturing Sdn Bhd [2006] 7 CLJ 557.
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  • Following the rapid rise of patenting by Japanese inventors in the second half of the twentieth century, a second-wave of Asian innovation is being led by companies in China, India and South Korea. But are these businesses protecting their IP rights overseas? Peter Ollier looks at the trends