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Nike Prevails In Copyright Case As SCOTUS Rejects Review Of ‘Jumpman’ Logo Above the Law Earlier this week, the Supreme Court rejected review a case involving whether the famous Nike “Jumpman” logo infringed an earlier photograph of Michael …
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A historic Liu Kang trademark makes its return in Mortal Kombat 11 and it looks better than ever EventHubs The latest Mortal Kombat 11 Kombat Kast ran its course yesterday bringing us in-depth breakdowns of three of the most recently announced characters for the …
In: TRADEMARK NEWS
How to Expedite Your U.S. Trademark Application with a Petition to Make Special JD Supra Are you a trademark owner with an infringer to sue but you do not have U.S. registration? Do you need a U.S. registration to record with U.S. Customs to have …
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How Signify’s IP team undertook its global rebrand from Philips Lighting: exclusive interview World Trademark Review When Philips Lighting decided to rebrand to Signify in 2018, its trademark team faced a “once in a lifetime” project, according to senior IP counsel Joeri Mombers …
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Will Moog’s next synth be called the Matriarch? A recent trademark application might be a clue MusicRadar Moog could be bringing a new synth to its Mother range, if a recent application to the trademark office is anything to go by. Advertisement. The Asheville …
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Copyright: Cashing In on the Net? Deutsche Welle Are politicians censoring the internet? That’s what many members of the net community fear, after the EU parliament voted in favour of a reform of the copyright …
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People & Profit – Copyright controversy: EU parliament seeks end to ‘Digital Wild West’ FRANCE 24 European lawmakers have approved a sweeping overhaul of copyright rules, which will affect online *content* from news articles to music to memes. The debate …
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New Copyright Amendment Bill will harm, not help, publishing industry – critics 702 A coalition claims that the Copyright Amendment Bill will effectively remove any protection for South African *content* creators.
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GUEST LETTER: UA trademark licensing policy negatively affects student clubs Arizona Daily Wildcat Club officers of the many University of Arizona recognized clubs were surprised this winter by a new policy that began on Jan. 1, 2019. The new policy states that …
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NZ music boss calls for copyright law changes as industry grows New Zealand Herald New Zealand’s recorded music industry achieved its fourth consecutive year of growth.
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