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New bill changes design landscape

Draft legislation will revamp Australia's designs law. But it may not achieve its twin aims of making registration tougher and strengthening enforcement, argue Jamie Nettleton and Lydia Santoso

Managing IP Correspondent, August 31 2003
Microsoft scores software victory

Microsoft has taken two hard-loading cases to the Thai Supreme Court in recent years. It lost the first but won the second. The lesson is that copyright owners may have to work harder to prove infringement, explain Edward Kelly and Parichart Jaravigit

Managing IP Correspondent, August 31 2003
Building a PTO for the 21st century

Commissioner James Rogan has proposed fundamental changes to patent examination in the US. Stephen Becker examines the main elements of Rogan's Strategic Plan, and asks what impact it will have on applicants

Managing IP Correspondent, August 31 2003
How to litigate in China

Where to litigate and how to collect evidence are two of the more important issues for a party in a patent infringement action in China. In the first of a two-part article, Gordon Gao explains how to avoid mistakes

Managing IP Correspondent, August 31 2003
IN BRIEF: ASIA

? Australia: The government has published four issues papers dealing with its review of the Digital Agenda copyright reforms. Philips Fox, the law firm, is carrying out the review on behalf of the attorney-general's department.

Managing IP Correspondent, August 31 2003
IN BRIEF: EUROPE

? EU: A coalition of 48 lobby groups from around the world has urged the European Parliament to reject the draft of an anti-piracy law that they say is too broad and threatens consumer rights and innovation across the EU.

Managing IP Correspondent, August 31 2003
Reviving a broken jurisdiction

Interview: Judge Michael Fysh QC Ingrid Hering speaks to Judge Michael Fysh QC about his plans to attract more litigation to the UK

Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2003
News focus: Diversion solution proposed

Delegates at the 10th annual BIO conference heard a lawmaker unveil his plan to cut fee diversions from the PTO, while President Bush revealed his feelings on the biotech industry. Sam Mamudi reports from Washington DC

Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2003
Debate: The case against the Madrid Protocol

The chorus of dissent to Brazil's joining the Madrid Protocol is fuelled by fears of national interests being sidelined. Denis Allan Daniel analyzes some of the major points of discussion against Brazil's accession to the Protocol

Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2003
Why torpedoes have backfired

A recent decision of the Hamburg District Court may end the controversial practice of taking patent cases to courts in EU countries with slow procedures. Reinhardt Schuster and Clemens Rübel explain

Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2003

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