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  • Confusion over second gTLD round
    Icann has failed to name a date for a second round of new gTLD applications – and may not do so until after the first round closes. That means more uncertainty for potential applicants
    Ed Conlon, January 09 2012
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    Own name defence narrowed in Europe
    The recently introduced EU trade mark reforms limit the scope of the own name defence. James Whymark and Rachel Boakes explain why the change was introduced, and ask if it is really necessary
    Managing IP Correspondent, April 25 2016
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    How Brazil tackles ambush marketing
    Brazil’s decision to host the FIFA World Cup and the Olympics has left an IP legacy to go with the improved infrastructure. Sponsors are now more able to defend themselves against ambush marketing, explains Alberto Guerra
    Managing IP Correspondent, April 25 2016
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    SIPO finalises administrative patent enforcement rules
    The newly promulgated rules improve China’s administrative patent enforcement regime, though there is concern that they are still too general to be effective
    July 16 2015
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    WIPO study shows growth of women inventors
    A new study by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has revealed an increase in the number of women participating in international patent filings. In the last 20 years, researchers found that the percentage of PCT applications featuring women has increased from 17% to 29%
    November 16 2016
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    The Alice effect, USPTO defended, Led Zeppelin copyright dispute, Microsoft-Samsung latest – the week in IP
    The number of patents invalidated as a result of Alice v CLS Bank hitting 11, the president of the Patent Office Professional Association defending the USPTO, Led Zeppelin getting ready for a copyright fight over Stairway to Heaven, and a judge setting a Microsoft and Samsung trial date were among the intellectual property stories hitting the headlines this week
    September 11 2014
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    The perils of international collaboration
    Globalisation has made it easier for innovators from around the world to collaborate. However, conflicts between national statutes can cause problems, in some cases making it impossible to comply with the law. Peter Leung previews Working Question 244, which looks at some of these issues
    October 14 2015
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    June is busiest month for PTAB filing of 2016
    PTAB Data and Analysis: Managing IP reveals Patent Trial and Appeal Board filing data for June and analyses recent decisions from the Supreme Court, Federal Circuit and PTAB, including the Board interpreting Enfish in mixed rulings. The USPTO has also announced it is replacing the Patent Review Processing System for PTAB trials
    July 06 2016
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    Valideus launches in US with Neuman hire
    New gTLD specialist Valideus, based in London, is launching a sister company, Valideus USA, based in Virginia, USA
    January 26 2015
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    Mexico: Disadvantages of the Madrid Protocol
    The prosecution of trade mark applications under the Madrid Protocol is increasingly common among foreign clients. However, as far as it concerns to Mexico, there are some disadvantages for Madrid users:
    Managing IP Correspondent, December 04 2015
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