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  • Dan Ravicher of the Public Patent Foundation this week claimed his actions “help the patent system maintain credibility for society” in a debate over his pending patent dispute with Myriad Genetics
  • Over the weekend Turkish police raided 137 stores in Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar. The biggest trade mark raid ever in the market, it follows similar actions focusing on piracy and pharmaceuticals
  • The Managing IP Top 50 lists the most influential people in intellectual property and explains how they are shaping the future of IP. Here is the 2013 selection for the Americas, including Angelina Jolie and Tim Tebow
  • Blame Johnny Depp. With his cocky, cheeky, crafty characterisation of Captain Jack Sparrow in the four wildly successful Pirates of the Caribbean movies, he made piracy cool. What child watching those films wouldn't want to be a pirate – skirting round the edges of the law, turning their nose up at authority and plundering the vaults of big business?
  • In the same week that Louboutin was denied a preliminary injunction in the US over its distinctive red sole, it has been revealed that the mark is registered in Europe
  • James Nurton spoke to Michel Lacoste of the eponymous clothing company during the INTA Annual Meeting in Washington, DC in May this year, about branding, counterfeits and the internet
  • Though Budweiser was the official beer company sponsor of the 2010 World Cup, it was rival Bavaria that got all the attention.
  • Friday’s much anticipated decision in Association for Molecular Pathology v the USPTO and Myriad Genetics came as a relief to those who feared an outcome that would undo “essential building blocks” of the biotech industry, said patent lawyers
  • A monthly column devoted to IP curiosities and controversies, named in honour of John of Utynam – who received the world’s first recorded patent in 1449 diary@managingip.com
  • Brand owners in the Middle East need to be aware of the underlying Islamic sensibilities that shape trade mark laws in the region, said speakers at the Asia-Pacific IP Forum yesterday