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  • The title of John Veschi’s presentation was not promising. ‘IP and 20th century accounting principles’ hardly suggested stimulating debate. But John, with whom I made up a panel at the IP Summit in Paris this week, surprised us all with an intriguing and highly personal talk
  • Two technology giants – and two colourful lawyers – are to clash today, when the appeal hearing Oracle v Google gets underway at the Federal Circuit in Washington, DC
  • Though brand owners expanding into Asia understandably focus on large markets such as mainland China, jurisdictions like Hong Kong can have strategic importance that belie their size
  • Law firms Wragge & Co and Lawrence Graham are to merge next year, following a vote by the partners last week
  • The combined December/January issue of Managing IP is now live on the website, and it’s a good opportunity to highlight some items that are freely available to all readers
  • The way in which the USPTO calculates patent term adjustments has been challenged in several recent court cases.
  • What are trolls and do they present a problem? Is the patent system failing? Is the law on apportionment of damages being applied correctly? What, if anything, needs to be done?
  • The director of the USPTO’s Silicon Valley satellite office will become deputy director of the agency in January.
  • After four days of negotiations, international delegates from 12 countries have failed to reach a compromise over the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) Agreement.
  • WIPO has just revealed its annual report on IP indicators, filled with superlatives about fastest rates of growth and record numbers of filings. After a short-term drop following the lowest point of the global financial crisis, it seems as though the steady uptick in global IP applications continues