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  • Research for the 2017 edition of IP Stars, Managing IP’s legal directory, starts today. Kingsley Egbuonu and Jennifer Ruther highlight some of the things you need to know and why IP firms and practitioners worldwide should participate by making a submission
  • Managing IP’s annual survey ranks the top PCT filers in the major patenting jurisdictions. Data compiled by RWS inovia
  • The list of highly recommended trade mark practitioners and firm analyses for Managing IP – IP Stars (2016) have been published online. The IP Stars handbooks are also available to pick up at the INTA Annual Meeting
  • Attendees were treated to a warm welcome as well as a wide range of festive Brazilian dancing at the Opening Ceremony
  • Sarah Deutsch, outgoing vice president and deputy general counsel at Verizon Communications, discusses the changing nature of IP protection, winning work from the company and her career highlights
  • Visit Managing IP at next week’s INTA Annual Meeting to find out about our new app, pick up a copy of the Grey Market Strategy map and meet our team
  • The UK referendum result has created confusion over the future of the Unitary Patent and the Unified Patent Court. Marianne Schaffner of Dechert argues that EU member states must push ahead with the plan
  • The Supreme Court’s Halo v Pulse opinion, a copyright case involving Ed Sheeran, Axl Rose’s DMCA notices to get the “Fat Axl” meme removed from the internet, the jury’s Oracle v Google verdict being upheld by a judge, a Google case being transferred from the Eastern District of Texas, and an M&M trade mark ruling in Sweden were in the intellectual property headlines in the past week
  • IP owners are constantly looking for new countries in which to protect and enforce their rights, particularly as growth in mature markets slows. Three countries that are opening up to international investment are Cuba, Iran and Myanmar. Natalie Rahhal and James Nurton find out about the latest developments in these three states, particularly for trade mark owners, and also look at other jurisdictions that could become more important for IP
  • How should you work with engineers to ensure you capture and protect your company’s innovations? Julie Dunnett’s answer is simple: “You need to get your tentacles out there.”