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Journalist’s ‘Narcos’ Copyright Claims Mostly Dismissed Bloomberg Law A journalist who wrote a memoir about her affair with Pablo Escobar mostly couldn’t prove that the makers of the hit Netflix show “Narcos” infringed her …
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Stronger position of the licensee in trademark infringement proceedings in Poland. Lexology One of the areas that has changed owing to the latest amendment to the Polish Industrial Property Law (in force from 16th March 2019) is the position of the …
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ECB apply for trademarks for six Hundred teams Evening Standard The ECB have applied for trademarks for the names of six of their teams for their new competition, The Hundred, which begins next summer.
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Rod Stewart wins photograph copyright case BBC News A judge says there was not sufficient evidence to prove the photograph belonged to the complainant.
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Trademark Package – Simplifying Intellectual Property Rights The National Law Review The PACTA Act, Trademark Package, includes new aspects aiming to simplify enforcement of intellectual property rights for trademarks and patents, creating …
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Superman: How a Trademark Dispute Led to a Major Brainiac Retcon! CBR See how a trademark dispute led Brainiac being revealed to be a computer, not a person!
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Samsung files ‘Dex Live’ trademark, hinting at possible Galaxy Note 10 feature SamMobile A trademark application filed in the European Union might contain a hint at a feature that Samsung might bring to the Galaxy Note 10. – SamMobile.
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Hero Hei Defeats Anime News Network’s False Copyright Strike One Angry Gamer With the help of Minnesota lawyer Nick Rekieta, YouTuber Hero Hei was able to defeat the false copyright strike against his account that was filed by Anime …
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China revises its trademark law to combat bad faith trademark filings Lexology China is taking steps to strengthen its Intellectual Property laws. On April 23, 2019, the China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA)…
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Mr P vows to sue promoters for copyright infringement The Punch Chux Ohai A member of the defunct Nigerian pop group, P-Square, Peter Okoye, also known as Mr P, has vowed to sue some foreign promoters for using…
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