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    A day in the life of a patent examiner
    Gillian Thompson of IP Australia speaks to Managing IP about what her work is like, some of the most interesting inventions that have come across her desk and why she is optimistic about the future of innovation in Australia
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 23 2015
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    Google, Oracle, Uber, Amazon, Twitter hashtags, stays pending IPR – the week in IP
    The Obama administration agonising over which side to back in Google v Oracle; a dispute over a Twitter hashtag; Uber being granted a design patent; Amazon’s application for a drone delivery patent; and the success rate for motions stays were in the IP headlines in the past week
    May 16 2015
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    How to train the UPC judges
    Nineteen would-be judges of the Unified Patent Court started a programme of training in Budapest this week
    February 25 2015
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    India: Government gears up for IP revamp
    Rupin Chopra and Ritika Mogha of SS Rana & Co set out how India has ramped up its approach to IP enforcement, and suggest areas for further improvement
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 24 2015
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    Patent litigation, .sucks, Vice Media, TTAB, Blackberry, Typo – the week in IP
    The sunrise period for .sucks being extended, the latest patent litigation statistics, a trade mark case featuring Vice versus Virtue, the TTAB cancelling a colour mark, and Blackberry settling with Typo were in the IP headlines in the past week
    June 04 2015
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    101 opinions, Robin Williams, PTAB, Jay-Z, Perfect 10 – the week in IP
    The latest statistics on patents invalidated under 101, Robin Williams restricting use of his image before his death, patentees’ recent success at the PTAB, the Big Pimpin’ case latest, and a “copyright troll” being ordered to pay fees were in the IP headlines this week
    April 02 2015
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    Is the North Face’s Winter Olympics collection ambush marketing?
    The Canadian Olympic Committee is suing over The North Face’s Villagewear collection. Has the clothing retailer gone too far or are official marks granted too much protection?
    February 24 2014
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    Q&A with Rachel Krevans
    Rachel Krevans started out her legal career as a tax lawyer. More than 20 years later, she’s serving as one of the lead counsel for Apple in the high-stakes patent infringement case Apple v. Samsung and as the chairperson of Morrison & Foerster’s intellectual property litigation practice group. She took time to speak with IP Top 250 about her start in patent litigation and subsequent career experiences.
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2013
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    Zynga’s IP game
    The gaming company’s IP lawyer Renee Lawson tells Emma Barraclough about the move from partner to start-up, why the company listens to its lawyers, and the ups and downs of cross-border litigation
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 23 2015
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    Interview: Sharon Israel, AIPLA president-elect
    Sharon Israel takes over as AIPLA President during this year’s Annual Meeting. She has already identified a few areas to focus on during her tenure, as revealed in an interview with Michael Loney
    October 23 2014
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