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  • Review of UK’s Digital Economy Act concludes
    Hearings before the High Court as part of the judicial review of the UK’s Digital Economy Act concluded on Monday, and the judge is now set to deliver his opinion within the next two months.
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 29 2011
  • Canada High Court to rule on ISPs as broadcasters
    The Supreme Court of Canada has agreed to hear a case on the role of ISPs in broadcasting – the second time the Court has considered the issue
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 29 2011
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    Are we TRIPs compliant yet?
    In last five years, the Indian parliament has amended the patent law twice. Despite the government's efforts to make the patent law compliant with the TRIPs Agreement, the international community's qualms about India's patent law remains unchanged. The debate on TRIPs compliance is heating up again since the publication of a report on various patent law issues by a government-appointed panel of experts.
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 01 2007
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    Major Events Management Act 2007
    New Zealand has introduced legislation to provide greater protection to sponsors of important events from ambush marketing: the Major Events Management Act 2007.
    Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2008
  • “Ignorance is no longer bliss” for ISPs
    A South Carolina jury has held a web hosting service liable for wilful contributory trade mark infringement and unfair trade practices for helping to build a copycat golf club site
    March 28 2011
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    Levi's loses jeans trade mark battle
    In 1995 Levi Strauss (Philippines) Inc filed a criminal complaint on unfair competition against Tony Lim, which went all the way up to the Supreme Court as case GR no 162311. The Supreme Court issued its decision on December 4 2008, holding that the trade mark Levi's is not confusingly similar to Live's and that the elements of unfair competition were not proven. On the procedural aspect, the case was also dismissible because the remedy chosen by Levi Strauss was the wrong mode of appeal.
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 01 2009
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    A pan-European guide to obtaining evidence
    Mark Marfé introduces a survey on obtaining evidence of infringement in the UK, Germany, France and the Netherlands, and looks at how US discovery can help a European case
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 01 2009
  • How the new PCC rules work in practice
    The UK's Patents County Court issued its first ruling since new streamlined procedures were implemented this week. Managing IP spoke to the lawyers involved
    March 25 2011
  • Google to tweak search metrics
    Google’s principle engineer Matt Cutts spoke about some changes Google is making to its search function, that might effect advice trade mark attorneys give to clients about keywords strategies.
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 25 2011
  • Interflora opinion gives brand owners keyword hope
    The Advocate General of the Court of Justice of the EU has suggested that keywords used in online advertisements can infringe trade marks in certain specific circumstances
    March 25 2011
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