Students can’t copyright, why can teachers? – The Roundup News
Students can’t copyright, why can teachers? The Roundup News
Archive for October, 2020
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
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In: PATENT NEWS
A VOD Pioneer Files Another Patent Infringement Suit – Radio & Television Business Report
A VOD Pioneer Files Another Patent Infringement Suit Radio & Television Business Report
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In: PATENT NEWS
Applying for a Patent in South Korea – IPWatchdog.com
Applying for a Patent in South Korea IPWatchdog.com
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In: PATENT NEWS
Apple Wins a Patent for a Futuristic Configurable MacBook that Replaces the Conventional Keyboard – Patently Apple
Apple Wins a Patent for a Futuristic Configurable MacBook that Replaces the Conventional Keyboard Patently Apple
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Detailed guide: Avoiding misleading payment requests
Customers are receiving an increasing amount of misleading invoices from companies requesting payment for trade mark, design and patent services such as publication, renewal or entry in business directories. What is a misleading invoice? Misleading invoices refers to unsolicited mail or fraudulent invoices. They are sent by unsolicited organisations, who... Continue reading
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In: DESIGN NEWS
DAC simplifies handheld designs with inclusion of nonvolatile memory
DAC simplifies handheld designs with inclusion of nonvolatile memory … also offers both SPI and I2C serial interfaces to provide the designer with the most flexibility for device communications. … Registered in England No 6779864
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In: PATENT NEWS
Strategic Factors In The Attack And Defense Of Patent Enforcement – Intellectual Property – Russian Federation – Mondaq News Alerts
Strategic Factors In The Attack And Defense Of Patent Enforcement – Intellectual Property – Russian Federation Mondaq News Alerts
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Decision: Designs hearing decision O/222/20
Litigants Peter S. Magee V BVG Group Limited Hearing officer Mr. Martin Howe QC Note Every effort is made to ensure design hearing decisions have been accurately recorded, but some errors may have been introduced during conversion for the web. Copies of any documents annexed to a decision are available... Continue reading
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In: The IPKat BLOG
Is “taking all reasonable precautions”, or “otherwise acting innocently”, a defence to possessing counterfeit goods?
http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2020/10/is-taking-all-reasonable-precautions-or.html When can the purchaser of counterfeit goods for retail sale have a legally acceptable defence that he believed that the goods were genuine? Kat friends Denise Ee and Jacqueline Gwee describe a recent decision in Singapore that shows that such a claim is not easily accepted by the court.... Continue reading
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In: PATENT NEWS
Micron eyeing new patent infringement lawsuit against China memory firm – Digitimes
Micron eyeing new patent infringement lawsuit against China memory firm Digitimes