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Archive for July, 2023
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In: PATENT NEWS
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In: PATENT NEWS
Court of Appeals to Debate Whether Design Patent Obviousness … – Womble Bond Dickinson
Court of Appeals to Debate Whether Design Patent Obviousness … Womble Bond Dickinson
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In: PATENT NEWS
IndyBar: Level Up Your Legal Knowledge: The History of GenCon and IP – The Indiana Lawyer
Calling all dragon slayers, dungeon explorers, heroes, villains and, of course, intellectual property lawyers! IndyBar will open its gates at 4 …
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In: PATENT NEWS
Thousands of authors demand payment from AI companies for use of copyrighted works
… artificial intelligence tools, marking the latest intellectual property. … “whether or not the outputs are infringing under current law.”.
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
What’s in a Name? Chicago’s Darvin Furniture & Mattress Claims … – Womble Bond Dickinson
What’s in a Name? Chicago’s Darvin Furniture & Mattress Claims … Womble Bond Dickinson
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
IFPI Calls for Mandatory AI Training Disclosures in the EU – Digital Music News
IFPI Calls for Mandatory AI Training Disclosures in the EU Digital Music News
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
Instagram beats copyright infringement lawsuit involving embedded photos – Engadget
Instagram beats copyright infringement lawsuit involving embedded photos Engadget
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In: PATENT NEWS
In the latest 5G fight, the US should support market-based patent fees – The Hill
In the latest 5G fight, the US should support market-based patent fees The Hill
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
Case: Trademarks & Copyrights/Procedure (N.D. Cal.) – Bloomberg Law
Case: Trademarks & Copyrights/Procedure (N.D. Cal.) Bloomberg Law
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In: The IPKat BLOG
European Commission not bound by earlier assessment of national authorities when examining GI applications
http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2023/07/european-commission-not-bound-by.html Earlier this month, the General Court ruled that the European Commission is not bound by the earlier assessment of national authorities when examining applications for geographical indications (T-34/22, so far only available in French). The dispute behind this ruling related to two groups of charcuterie products originating from France.... Continue reading