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2022, Volume 17, Issue 12
- 988-992 A role for the UK courts in a new world of UPC litigation?
by Matthew Raynor - 993-1010 What is a significant departure from the norm? Assessing the inherent distinctiveness of 3D shape marks
by Ilanah Fhima - 1011-1022 Reconceptualizing the interface of copyright and design rights for 3D printing
by Jia Wang - 1023-1031 Prosecution of copyright infringements as a criminal offence in Slovakia
by Laura Bachňáková Rózenfeldová
2022, Volume 17, Issue 11
- 891-895 Archival authenticity and intellectual property law
by Felicia Caponigri - 896-898 Europe’s Human Rights Court rules for the first time on a breach of a copyright holder’s right to property in a private dispute
by Elena Izyumenko - 898-902 From West to East: Mercosur and Singapore agree on FTA
by Suelen Carls & Mohamed Amal - 902-904 Protection of intellectual property rights during the Mobile World Congress
by Montiano Monteagudo Monedero, & Javier García Pérez, - 905-914 A practical guide to filing domain name complaints
by Willem Leppink & Michelle Roosma - 915-923 A structured analysis of the implementation of Articles 18–23 of the Directive (EU) 2019/790 on copyright and related rights in the Digital Single Market into Swedish law
by Silvia A Carretta & Wendela Hårdemark - 924-939 Hosting the public domain into a minefield: the resistance to art. 14 of the DSM Directive and to the related rules that transpose it into national law
by Cristiana Sappa - 940-945 COVID-19 vaccines, patents and an IP waiver
by Rob J Aerts - 946-961 Four times FRAND: an analysis of recent judgments from the UK, Germany, the Netherlands and France, and lessons for the upcoming UPC system
by Patricia Cappuyns & Narmeen Al Ganim - 962-971 Provisional measures and the risk of patent invalidity—Phoenix Contact and the German approach to interlocutory injunctions
by Martin Stierle
2022, Volume 17, Issue 10
- 789-790 When academics help shape IP law: the case of designs
by Anastasiia Kyrylenko - 791-800 Ferrari and the level of intellectual abstraction in design law
by Henning Hartwig - 801-810 How much does it cost to protect your IPRs? Or consistency of different rates of IP state fees with National Treatment and Most Favoured Nation Principles
by Irina Kireeva - 811-822 Ketian v Hitachi: China’s first compulsory licence?
by Pat Treacy & Iva Gobac - 823-833 Repatriation of ancient Benin bronzes to Nigeria: reflection on copyright and related issues
by Desmond O Oriakhogba - 834-843 The Swakopmund Protocol for the protection of expressions of folklore: a review of implementation in Rwanda and Tanzania
by Jovine Costantine - 844-856 Preservation of video games and their role as cultural heritage
by István Harkai - 857-870 A critical examination of the patent enforcement landscape in India
by Mathews P George - 871-877 Staple commercial product
by Fülürya Yusufoglu Bilgin - 878-888 Claim construction: an international convergence in striking the balance between patent protection and legal certainty
by Stefano Incarbone
2022, Volume 17, Issue 9
- 687-689 Does ‘transformative’ fair use eviscerate the author’s exclusive right to ‘transform’ her work?
by Jane C Ginsburg - 690-692 Think different: small is not beautiful!
by Stefan Martin - 693-695 Poland’s challenge to Article 17 CDSM Directive fails before the CJEU, but Member States must implement fundamental rights safeguards
by Bernd Justin Jütte - 695-699 The recent amendment to the Intellectual Property Act, No. 36 of 2003 of Sri Lanka
by Wathsala Ravihari Samaranayake - 699-703 Coarse judgment: patent for abrasive material invalidated on the grounds of ‘undue burden’
by Janet Strath - 704-726 How does the public perceive music copyright law? A content analysis of YouTube videos on the Flame v Perry ‘Dark Horse’ case
by Ann C Luk - 727-740 When Irish AIs are smiling: could Ireland’s legislative approach be a model for resolving AI authorship for EU member states?
by Barry Scannell - 741-747 The implementation of Article 15 of the DSM Directive in Croatia: a gold-plating provision
by Branka Marušić - 748-760 Geographical indications in the era of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA)
by Titilayo Adebola - 761-774 Uncovering trade secrets in China: an empirical study of civil litigation from 2010 to 2020
by Jyh-An Lee & Jingwen Liu & Haifeng Huang - 775-786 China’s intellectual property regime in light of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership
by Chao Wang
2022, Volume 17, Issue 8
- 601-602 Technology and national security: what’s IP got to with it?
by Chijioke Okorie - 603-604 No reliance on the Paris Convention or TRIPS Agreement for well-known trade marks in Nigeria
by Marius Schneider & Nora Ho Tu Nam - 604-606 Chinese court rules on NFT transactions and responsibility of trading platforms
by Xiao Baiyang - 607-612 Petitions for review of the European Patent Office (EPO) appeal board decisions by the EPO Enlarged Board of Appeal. Part V: ‘Confidence’ in the European Patent Office (EPO) Petition for Review procedure under Article 112a of the European Patent Convention (EPC)
by Julian Cockbain - 613-628 Intellectual property in quantum computing and market power: a theoretical discussion and empirical analysis
by Mauritz Kop & Mateo Aboy & Timo Minssen - 629-639 Do the experimental use and bolar exemptions also apply in contributory patent infringement cases?
by Marco Stief & Tobias Matschke - 640-649 Patent licensing strategy for stakeholders entering the Internet of Things (IoT)
by Carolina Torres-Sarmiento & Tarcila Matos - 650-658 Product packaging as a trade mark—an English and German perspective
by Luxmi Rajanayagam & David Linke - 659-673 The ‘trade-mark-law-and-innovation’ trap: why it would be wise to conceptualize innovation outside the realms of dilution protection
by Luminita Olteanu - 674-684 Teleological interpretation of Article 63 TRIPS based on the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties and customary international law—analysis of the EU’s request for information on China’s SEP cases
by Seiya S Takeuchi
2022, Volume 17, Issue 7
- 541-542 Adapt or lose: the changing face of young lawyers’ employment
by Marius Schneider - 543-544 A family of trade marks—stronger together
by John Peter Neophytou - 544-546 Sheeran succeeds in ‘Shape of You’ music copyright infringement claim
by Hayleigh Bosher - 546-548 US Supreme Court rules that unintentional mistakes of law, like mistakes of fact, may be considered under the copyright registration safe harbour provision
by Charles R Macedo & Chester Rothstein & David P Goldberg & Alice Lee - 548-550 War of the wardrobes: General Court finds registered design lacking individual character on the basis of a disclosed earlier design
by Janet Strath - 551-558 Image rights in the digital universe
by Frederick Mostert & Sheyna Cruz - 559-567 A thousand faces of the average consumer: towards a more empirically grounded approach to the infringement test?
by Yang Xiao - 568-574 Notes on the transposition in Italy of the principle of ‘appropriate and proportionate remuneration’ with reference to the film and audiovisual sector
by Elisa Vittone & Sasha Dalia Manzo - 575-585 Red soles, a marketplace and the categories of trade mark liability: Louboutin v Amazon before the CJEU
by Ansgar Ohly - 586-599 (Don’t fear) the reaper—the uneasy case for trade mark stakeholders
by Kobi Barkan - 600-600 The answers are all within
by Douglas Campbell QC
2022, Volume 17, Issue 6
- 473-474 Does size matter? The press publishers’ right and the implementation of the ‘very short extracts’ limitation
by Tito Rendas - 475-477 Nap judgment: why parties involved in parallel EPO proceedings should inform the Patents Court about scheduling issues
by Janet Strath - 478-486 Round-up of European enforcement case law 2021
by Carina Gommers & Willem Leppink & Marius Schneider - 487-490 Round-up of China trade mark law and practice in 2021
by Michele Ferrante - 491-502 Round-up of IP decisions and legislative reforms in Africa 2021
by Chijioke Okorie & Ekene Chuks-Okeke & Marius Schneider & Nora Ho Tu Nam - 503-512 Round-up of English patent litigation 2021
by Trevor Cook - 513-525 The nature, patentability and value of patents for computer-implemented business method inventions in the UK and Canada
by Lindsey Wareham - 526-539 Consequences of the CJEU’s Bayer v Richter decision
by Winfried Tilmann
2022, Volume 17, Issue 5
- 397-398 The DSM Directive 3 years on: have we found our digital single market yet?
by Eleonora Rosati - 399-406 Scientific TDM exception and communication to the public: did Italians do it better … or at least not worse?
by Bernardo Calabrese - 407-413 Bulgaria falls into all the traps set by Article 5 of the CDSM Directive
by Ana Lazarova - 414-420 Press publishers’ right in France: a tale of Odyssean gods
by Zyad Loutfi - 421-428 The new Italian press publishers’ right: creative, fairness-oriented… and invalid?
by Caterina Sganga & Magali Contardi - 429-436 The Polish transposition of the press publishers’ right: waiting for the miracle?
by Michalina Kowala - 437-442 The Finnish transposition of Article 17 of Directive 2019/790: progress or regress?
by Samuli Melart - 443-449 The Italian implementation of Article 17 of Directive 2019/790: complaints, appeals and the new powers of AGCOM
by Simona Lavagnini - 450-456 Spanish transposition of Arts. 15 and 17 of the DSM Directive: overview of selected issues
by Miquel Peguera - 457-464 The transposition of the transparency obligation pursuant to Article 19 Directive (EU) 790/2019: an Italian perspective
by Ludovico Bossi & Jacopo Ciani Sciolla - 465-472 Something old, something new: Czech transposition of disputes under the DSM Directive
by Jelizaveta Juřičková
2022, Volume 17, Issue 4
- 329-331 The EU’s WTO complaint against China can only be resolved by establishing legally enforceable global arbitration of SEP disputes
by Richard Arnold - 332-333 EU General Court considers the importance of trade mark specification: one product, one category (unless it’s a composite product)
by Agnieszka Sztoldman - 333-335 The protection of Harmont & Blaine’s dachshund in a recent decision of the Milan Court of First Instance
by Luca Grippiotti - 336-338 Acquiescence or national rules of limitation? Polish Supreme Court addresses time limit for pursuing EUTM’s continuous infringement
by Agnieszka Sztoldman - 339-349 PYRAMAX™ opposition proceedings: disrupting 20 years old practices of the Pakistan Trade Marks Registry
by Zarina Iqbal & Naeema Sadaf & Zafar Iqbal - 350-361 Round-up of non-traditional EU trade mark decisions in 2021
by Gordon Humphreys & Nedim Malovic & Stefan Martin - 362-366 Round-up of US copyright developments 2021
by Charles R Macedo & David P Goldberg & Thomas Hart - 367-375 Can the English Patents Court award a cross-border preliminary injunction?
by Paul England - 376-386 Artificial intelligence and inventorship: patently much ado in the computer program
by Pheh Hoon Lim & Phoebe Li - 387-396 Excessive or abusive reliance on measures, procedures and remedies under Directive 2004/48/EC—the issue of ‘trolls’ in the IP enforcement framework in light of Case C-597/19 Mircom
by Amandine Léonard
2022, Volume 17, Issue 3
- 211-212 Meta-Worse, a lawyer’s mega paradise
by Frederick Mostert & Wei Ting Yeoh - 213-214 Revocation of PepsiCo India’s rights over Lay’s potato variety
by Saurav Ghimire - 214-216 A new copyright law in the UAE
by Saleh Al-Sharieh - 216-218 Do the ‘conventional’ grounds for refusal also apply to EU certification marks? The Fifth Board of Appeal of EUIPO says yes
by Axel Paul Ringelhann - 219-232 Round-up of European Union trade marks 2021
by Arnaud Folliard-Monguiral & David Rogers - 233-259 Round-up of national copyright decisions 2021
by The Bird & Bird IP Team - 260-296 Round-up of fashion-related IP decisions 2021
by The Bird & Bird IP Team - 297-302 Plausibility through the lens of neuroscience
by Markus Ackermann - 303-307 Cannabis, corona and the latest morality developments in European trade mark law
by Berdien van der Donk - 308-320 Intellectual property as a cornerstone of the world economy: enhancing or restricting trade within the European Union’s external trade policy?
by Liam Sunner - 321-326 Artificial intelligence and intellectual property: copyright and patents—a response by the CREATe Centre to the UK Intellectual Property Office’s open consultation
by Martin Kretschmer & Bartolomeo Meletti & Luis H Porangaba
2022, Volume 17, Issue 2
- 79-80 Defining ‘trade mark use’ in EU law: we should ask more questions to the Court of Justice
by Michal Bohaczewski - 81-82 Chinese court rules for the first time that it has jurisdiction over SEP global licensing disputes
by Yan Jin & Chao Wang - 83-91 New USPTO rules introduce significant changes in US trade mark practice
by Bruce A McDonald - 92-96 Efficacy of the ‘Best-Seller Clause’ in Article 20 DSM Directive—game changer or just a bone thrown at authors? A German perspective
by Lukas Schwope - 97-106 The development of PVP in China: challenges and trends
by Yufeng Ding & Junling Zhao - 107-113 Evaluation of EU legislation on design protection
by Henning Hartwig - 114-131 Forced technology transfer performance requirement in international investment agreements—a Chinese perspective
by Qian Yin - 132-148 Non-traditional trade marks in the European Union and Japan: is there an inflating trade mark balloon?
by Elnur Karimov - 149-163 Methodologies for assigning damages in copyright litigation involving value-destroying copying
by Eric K Clemons & Stina Teilmann-Lock - 164-178 One small step for ‘artificial intelligence’ and a giant leap for the Australian patent system? The Federal Court decision in Thaler v Commissioner of Patents
by Adam Liberman - 179-192 The proposal for waiver of WTO’s TRIPS Agreement to prevent, contain and treat COVID-19: investigating the benefits and challenges for low- and middle-income countries
by Sanath Wijesinghe & Chaminya Adikari & Ruwanthika Ariyaratna - 193-198 Rights beyond the registration: from black and white to grey
by Joshua Marshall - 199-209 The problem-solution approach revisited
by Martin Müller
2022, Volume 17, Issue 1
- 1-2 Consumers online: the empirical link between influencers and the purchase of counterfeits
by Eleonora Rosati - 3-4 Chinese High People’s Court ruling sheds light on the protection of non-conventional works
by Yanmin Quan & Xiaohao Zhang - 5-13 Round-up of CJEU copyright decisions in 2021
by Eleonora Rosati - 14-21 Royalty rate determination in patent infringement cases: the USA and China compared
by Bashayer Almajed & Bashar Malkawi - 22-26 The German transposition of Article 17 of the Copyright DSM Directive and its ‘presumed legal use’: incompatible with EU law or a model for balancing fundamental rights in the age of upload filters?
by Finn J Hümmer - 27-34 Lack of distinctiveness or reputation of the earlier trade mark at the filing date of the later trade mark: on Articles 8 and 18 of Trade Mark Directive 2015/2436
by Michal Bohaczewski - 35-44 The Hungarian and German constitutional courts refused the ratification of the agreement on a Unified Patent Court. What’s next?
by Katalin Gombos & Endre Orbán - 45-53 The legislative evolution of copyright in the late Ottoman Empire
by Hasan Kadir Yilmaztekin - 54-64 Are copyright-permitted uses ‘exceptions’, ‘limitations’ or ‘user rights’? The special case of Article 17 CDSM Directive
by Tito Rendas - 65-70 Civil enforcement of geographical indications in Europe
by Ana Rački Marinković - 71-78 Functional claims and free beer
by Paul England
2021, Volume 16, Issue 12
- 1291-1292 The UK IPO AI and IP consultation: answers in search of (more) questions?
by Stefano Barazza - 1293-1296 US Supreme Court finds authority held by administrative patent judges to be unconstitutional and mandates procedural cure to give USPTO Director more control
by Charles R Macedo & David P Goldberg & Chandler Sturm - 1296-1298 Thaler strikes again, down under: artificial intelligence systems as inventors not ruled out (yet)
by Georgia Jenkins - 1298-1301 US Supreme Court upholds assignor estoppel while narrowing the doctrine
by Charles R Macedo & David P Goldberg & Chandler Sturm & Devin Garrity & Thomas Hart - 1301-1303 My plate, not thine—copyright infringement of Würtz utensils
by Vishv Priya Kohli & Stina Teilmann-Lock - 1304-1318 The nature of moral rights in Turkish copyright law
by Hasan Kadir Yilmaztekin - 1319-1332 Fighting the tech giants—news edition: competition law’s (un)suitability to safeguard the press publishers’ right and the quest for a regulatory approach
by Tone Knapstad - 1333-1339 Can the courts of England and Wales establish a ‘character of copying’ in the assessment of similar fact evidence for cases regarding musical copyright?
by Thomas G C Hood - 1340-1346 Patents (Amendment) Rules 2020: India’s patent working requirement at stake
by Prabhat Kumar Saha & Shivam Kaushik - 1347-1359 The IP waiver and COVID-19: reasons for unwavering support
by Katarina Foss-Solbrekk - 1360-1366 Pleading standards for patent-related declaratory judgment in the USA
by Gregory Len & Haden Marrs & Eric Pettis - 1367-1385 The treachery of images: non-fungible tokens and copyright
by Andres Guadamuz - 1386-1390 Legal ink: an overview of copyright law and tattoos
by Michael Hobbs & Kimberly Coghill - 1391-1397 Trade secrets protection: an interim update of Belgian and EU case law
by Michaël De Vroey & Margo Allaerts - 1398-1414 Observing creativity in fashion: implications for copyright
by William van Caenegem & Violet Atkinson - 1415-1416 Understanding, assessing and rethinking copyright exceptions in the EU
by Giulia Priora - 1417-1418 Morcom, St Quintin and Roughton hit a 6
by Craig Laverty - 1419-1419 Art of copyright: how to protect artworks?
by Cyrielle Gauvin
2021, Volume 16, Issue 11
- 1161-1162 Intellectual property transactions: the third leg of the stool
by Mark Anderson - 1163-1164 Growing judicial support for a ‘Formstein’ defence in English patent litigation
by Bethany Pendock & Krishna Kakkaiyadi & Sarah Taylor - 1164-1167 The hiss produced by the opening of a drink can cannot be registered as EUTM
by Stefan Martin & Jonathan Boyd - 1167-1171 Balancing act between rights holders and platforms given further consideration by CJEU
by Abigail Wise & Sean Ibbetson - 1171-1174 No champagne for ‘Champanillo’: the protection of PDOs and PGIs against evocation for services
by Olivier Vrins - 1175-1185 Does black-box machine learning shift the US fair use doctrine?
by Yangzi Li - 1186-1191 Delhi High Court unbalances the seesaw of ‘fair play’ and ‘trade secret protection’: an analysis of Interdigital ‘v’. Xiaomi
by Sahil Kumar Purvey & Anushka Aman - 1192-1202 The UNDP/WHO remuneration guidelines: a proposed formula for inadequate remuneration for compulsory licencing in violation of the TRIPS agreement
by Eric M Solovy & Deepak Raju - 1203-1219 Statutory inconsistency and jurisdictional conflict between the Controller of Patents and the Competition Commission of India
by Aditya Gupta - 1220-1228 The governing law in global FRAND patent licencing disputes: a civil law perspective on the UK Supreme Court’s Huawei v Unwired Planet judgment
by Nicolas Binctin & Jacques de Werra - 1229-1241 Abstract ideas and patent-eligible subject matter in the US patent system: who can provide guidance in this uncertain legal landscape?
by Ekaterina Stolbova & Federica Baldan - 1242-1261 Compulsory licensing of trade secrets: ensuring access to COVID-19 vaccines via involuntary technology transfer
by Olga Gurgula & John Hull - 1262-1272 The purpose of copyright—moving beyond the theory
by Simone Schroff - 1273-1282 Malicious trade marks in the Turkish legal system: the villains of trade mark law
by N Berkay Kirci - 1283-1285 A critical history of the pharmaceutical industry, but not all criticism seems justified
by Darren Smyth - 1286-1287 Copyright licences and private law: fitting a sharp-edged peg into a worn-smooth hole
by Mark Anderson - 1288-1290 An authoritative guide to the DSM Directive
by Richard Arnold
2021, Volume 16, Issue 10
- 1027-1028 Are directives good for the EU internal market? The case of the Copyright DSM Directive and its national transpositions
by Eleonora Rosati - 1029-1030 The Treaty on trademarks, service marks and appellations of origin of the Eurasian Economic Union and instructions to it entered into force
by Stepan Abramov - 1030-1032 General Court rules that Guerlain’s shape of Rouge G lipstick enjoys trade mark protection
by Giulia Maienza - 1032-1034 Miley Cyrus ‘came in like a wrecking ball’: the American pop star succeeds in registering her name as an EU trade mark
by Alexandros Antoniou - 1034-1036 Bombay High Court (re)assures that copyright registration is not required to remedy infringement
by Muskaan Wadhwa & Manvee Kumar Saidha - 1037-1046 The public availability of online journal articles in United States patent litigation
by Scott Bennett - 1047-1061 Lady Ada: Limor Fried, Adafruit industries, intellectual property and open source hardware
by Matthew Rimmer - 1062-1071 Hit or miss: a brief analysis of the Brazilian system for rejecting ‘offensive’ trade marks and why it should not remain this way
by Leandro Barbas - 1072-1077 The CE marking in Turkey: is it indeed a guarantee trade mark?
by Melih Sönmez & Ahmet Furkan Türkdoğan - 1078-1090 EU patent harmonization policy: reconsidering the consequences of the UPCA
by Douwe de Lange - 1091-1108 Negotiating FRAND-encumbered patent licences
by G E Evans - 1109-1114 Are collecting agencies a model that fits to SEP licensing?
by Rui Li & Axel Contreras - 1115-1126 NFTs and copyright: challenges and opportunities
by Pınar Çağlayan Aksoy & Zehra Özkan Üner - 1127-1143 Website blocking injunctions in flux: static, dynamic and live
by Giancarlo Frosio & Oleksandr Bulayenko - 1144-1153 The regulatory approach to copyright contracts revisited: a perspective from the UAE
by Saleh Al-Sharieh - 1154-1156 GAR’s guide to IP arbitration (2021): a critical appraisal
by Siddharth Jasrotia - 1157-1158 A legal tripartite for protecting TCEs: a step forward from the IP narrative
by Abhijeet Kumar - 1159-1160 An essential copyright guide for all with music in mind
by Lisa Koetz Wildt
2021, Volume 16, Issue 9
- 897-897 Drones and smart phones: new technologies benefit African patients
by Marius Schneider - 898-900 Is Article 8(3) EUTMR applicable only to identical marks and identical goods? ‘No’, says the Court of Justice
by Stefan Martin & Jonathan Boyd - 900-902 Genuine use of a trade mark established where proprietor is offering second-hand or spare parts service
by Roland Scarlett - 902-905 Seeing Red: representing a mark consisting of a colour combination
by Stefan Martin & Jonathan Boyd - 905-906 Revocation of an EUTM: the relevant time for determining the five-year period of non-use is the filing date of the counterclaim
by Marie-Sophie Bergazov & Yann Basire - 907-915 How pharmaceutical companies can prevent falsified medicine and vaccines from entering African markets
by Marius Schneider & Nora Ho Tu Nam - 916-922 Review of the year in Chinese patent litigation 2020
by Kenneth Zhou & Tingting Liu - 923-929 Review of the year in German patent litigation 2020
by Vanessa Wettner & Harald Frey - 930-952 Round-up of European design law decisions 2020
by Gordian Hasselblatt & Katja Middelhoff & Patrick Schneider & Adrian Zarm - 953-957 China 2020 trade mark round-up
by Michele Ferrante - 958-967 Plant Breeders’ Rights v Farmers’ Rights: a contradistinction between the Indian approach and international protection
by Anushka Verma - 968-973 Registrability of pattern marks: Louis Vuitton’s Damier Azur before the General Court of the EU
by Michele Giannino - 974-987 Orange is the new black—IP High Court of Japan and single colour trade marks
by John A Tessensohn - 988-993 Unwired Planet: The UK’s approach to FRAND
by Andrew Moir & David Webb - 994-999 Global FRAND licensing: the UK Supreme Court Judgment in Unwired Planet v Huawei and Conversant v Huawei and ZTE
by Pat Treacy & Francion Brooks - 1000-1005 What patent practitioners can learn from Nalpropion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. v. Actavis Laboratories FL, Inc
by Lars H Genieser - 1006-1012 The scope of legal protection for designs of integrated circuits in Bahraini and comparative legislation
by Nasiem Khalid Alshawawreh - 1013-1025 Plant variety protection law and farmers’ rights to save, exchange and breed seeds: the case of Indonesia
by Saurav Ghimire & Nurul Barizah & Intan Soeparna & Kim Van der Borght
2021, Volume 16, Issue 8
- 761-762 Back to the future: from Brexit to IP 4.0—reshaping Paris, Berne and TRIPS for the 21st century
by Alexander Tsoutsanis - 763-774 Turkish Court of Cassation disregards the identity of the device elements of the signs when examining similarity
by Berrin Dinçer Özbey & Ayşen Kunt - 765-767 Jog on: General Court finds no likelihood of confusion between DECATHLON and ATHLON
by Janet Strath - 768-769 Indonesian Commercial Court finds selfie theme park liable for copyright infringement
by Yayoi Shionoiri & Muhammad Ryan Dwi Saputra & Miranda Risang Ayu Palar - 770-772 Constitutionality of Georgia’s private copying levy—where we stand now
by Tamar Kankava - 773-776 TuneIn for insight from the Court of Appeal on the troubling concept of communication to the public
by Marc Linsner & Jeremy Blum - 775-777 Expert evidence in English patent cases: recent guidance from the Bench
by Zoe Grant