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  • Color marks are increasingly important because of globalization. Emma Barraclough previews a session that will address how they can be protected in key markets.
  • INTA’s Internet Committee will open its doors to all INTA Annual Meeting registrants during an unprecedented open full committee meeting today from 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm in Room 25AB. The meeting is designed to engage all members who are interested in Internet issues, but may not know where to start.
  • The mobile revolution has played a big role in internationalizing trademark practice. Peter Leung asks: what can you do to help your clients adapt to this new world?
  • It’s never too early to collect the evidence that will win your trademark case, as Emma Barraclough finds out.
  • The concept of fair use is not a new one, but some companies with business models built on the mobile Internet are adopting more relaxed approaches to the use of their marks.
  • Panama City will host this year’s INTA Leadership Meeting in November, as the Association holds a major event in Latin America for the first time.
  • Stereotypes about academics living in ivory towers were shattered yesterday as law professors considered the practical challenges of branding cannabis products and trademarking sex toys.
  • Fox must strike a delicate balance between protecting its IP and not prompting backlashes from fans. Jeremy Kaufman explains the entertainment giant’s trademark strategy.
  • It has been a busy year in Europe’s courts. Emma Barraclough previews a session that will discuss some of the most significant cases.
  • With investment in Africa growing, IP protection in the region is key. Two sessions this week will provide some guidance for rights owners, explains James Nurton.