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  • A branding consultant and in-house counsel from Twitter and LinkedIn explained how lawyers can use social media to develop their brand and showcase their abilities in a webinar on Monday
  • A ruling in the Jersey Boys copyright dispute, a $235m award to GlaxoSmithKline, the end of Gene Simmons’ efforts to register a hand gesture as a trade mark, a process to add Yoko Ono to Imagine’s songwriting credits, the top 100 universities granted patents and amendments to Texas trade secrets law were in the intellectual property news in the past week
  • Is the IP world becoming more diverse? This is the 13th year we have compiled a list of the most influential people in IP, and there are a greater range of figures included than ever before
  • As the new year gets underway, here’s a glimpse of what Managing IP has planned in print, online and at our events
  • Our columnist Utynam has been inspired by the recent Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro to seek out sport-related IP news
  • Managing IP has joined law firms, IP firms, barristers' chambers, associations and companies in signing the IP Inclusive charter
  • Introducing Managing IP's group editor, Emma Barraclough
  • Now well into her term as president of the UK’s Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys (CIPA), Andrea Brewster recently talked to Managing IP about the new IP Inclusive initiative, the need to promote diversity in the IP professions and her hopes for the Unitary Patent
  • Nakeena Taylor, an IP lawyer and compliance expert from music streaming service Pandora, speaks to Managing IP about licensing and challenges facing creative content owners in music technology
  • I was at a Managing IP event in New York earlier this month. There were senior lawyers from private practice, businesses and government agencies on the panels and in the audience, a good showing of scientists-turned-lawyers and a sizeable smattering of PhDs. That might not sound unusual, but what made it different was that almost everyone there was a woman.