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    What makes a parody? The CJEU explains
    Europe’s highest court has ruled that the author of a work that is parodied with a discriminatory message may demand that the work is not associated with the message
    September 03 2014
  • FTC explains hopes for recently approved patent troll study
    On August 8 the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) received the go-ahead from the White House’s Office of Management & Budget to conduct a study on patent assertion entities (PAEs), or patent trolls. The FTC told Managing IP the goal is to complete the study next year
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 03 2014
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    Advice on early resolution of IP disputes
    Next week we’ll be hosting a free webinar on successful early resolution strategies for IP disputes, featuring Edward A Mas and Leland G Hansen of McAndrews Held & Malloy and Vaishali Udupa of Hewlett-Packard
    September 02 2014
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    How much of a job creator is IP?
    An interesting debate has broken out between two opposing centres at the Virginia-based George Mason University over intellectual property’s effect on job creation
    September 02 2014
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    How the EPO aims to improve legal certainty
    The European Patent Office has launched a project called Early Certainty from Search. The Office’s Vice President Guillaume Minnoye tells James Nurton why it is needed, and explains how it will benefit both applicants and third parties
    September 02 2014
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    Simmons launches trade mark practice in China
    International law firm Simmons & Simmons has hired George Chan as a partner in Beijing
    September 01 2014
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    New Austrian IP/IT firm opens
    Five lawyers have joined together to set up a new firm specialising in IP and IT in Vienna, called GEISTWERT
    September 01 2014
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    Australia: Geographic place names are difficult trade marks
    Australia has recently maintained the long tradition of denying traders the right to appropriate geographical place names for their exclusive use. In Kosciuszko Thredbo Pty Limited v ThredboNet Marketing Pty Limited [2014] FCAFC 87, Kosciuszko Thredbo, the operators of the popular Australian ski resort Thredbo, attempted to stop ThredboNet from using the name, suing on a plethora of different grounds.
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 01 2014
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    Belgium: Beware of the AMPI!
    Inventors and authors who seek protection of their intellectual property should be made aware of misleading practices resulting from the provision of non-official titles of IP protection.
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 01 2014
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    China trade marks: Revised provisions on well-known marks issued
    Following the recent amendments to the PRC Trade Mark Law that took effect on May 1 2014, China issued revised Well-Known Mark Recognition and Protection Provisions in early July 2014, with effect from August 2 2014, that supersede the existing provisions from 2003.
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 01 2014
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