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Archive for May, 2021
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In: PATENT NEWS
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
UK company Timbuktu wey trademark ‘Yoruba’ reactions – plus wetin Intellectual Property Office tok about di mata – BBC News
UK company Timbuktu wey trademark ‘Yoruba’ reactions – plus wetin Intellectual Property Office tok about di mata BBC News
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Newgen Software bags Indian patent for Online Collaborative Signing of Documents – Business Standard
Newgen Software bags Indian patent for Online Collaborative Signing of Documents Business Standard
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How Christian Louboutin is breaking IP boundaries: exclusive interview with group general counsel – World Trademark Review
How Christian Louboutin is breaking IP boundaries: exclusive interview with group general counsel World Trademark Review
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
(Copyright) – Yonhap News
(Copyright) Yonhap News
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In: PATENT NEWS
Enertopia Announces Filing of Second Provisional Patent Application – PRNewswire
Enertopia Announces Filing of Second Provisional Patent Application PRNewswire
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
the controversial copyright directive reaches Spain opening the door to Google News and to censor content – Explica .co – Explica
the controversial copyright directive reaches Spain opening the door to Google News and to censor content – Explica .co Explica
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
Investment uncertainty and increasing workloads set to heap pressure on teams: exclusive data – World Trademark Review
Investment uncertainty and increasing workloads set to heap pressure on teams: exclusive data World Trademark Review
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
Trans-Border Reputation of Trademarks in India – Lexology
Trans-Border Reputation of Trademarks in India Lexology
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In: PATENT NEWS
Recent Canadian Patent Appeal Board decisions suggest broadening scope of “use” claims – Lexology
Recent Canadian Patent Appeal Board decisions suggest broadening scope of “use” claims Lexology