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OK, Google? Probably not! EU settles on wording for copyright reform legislation The Register EU copyright directive poised to become law, includes licensing fees for search engines Search Engine Land EU Approves Revamped Copyright Rules, Which Would Force Internet Companies to Proactively Block Protected Content Variety Europe’s New Copyright Rules Would Force YouTube,... Continue reading
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Book Weaves Magnificent Narrative on Role of Copyright in Newsgathering | New York Law Journal Law.com ‘Who Owns The News? A History of Copyright’ spins stories of information-gatherers who bundled it monetized it and tried (by means legal and extralegal) to …
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Key Copyright Decisions In 2018 – Intellectual Property – Canada Mondaq News Alerts It has been a very interesting year in the Copyright world with a number of significant decisions being released. Canada Intellectual Property Goldman Sloan …
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Cultural And Intellectual Property Appropriation: Disputes Over Culturally-Inspired Fashions – Intellectual Property – United States Mondaq News Alerts If you haven’t heard already, New York Fashion Week is here! As usual, a lineup of awe-inspiring shows is expected to roll out over the next several days United …
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EU court rejects Bayer’s heart-related trademark Life Sciences Intellectual Property Review Bayer suffered defeat at the hands of the EU General Court today, with the rejection of its attempt to register what the court deemed to be heart-related …
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WWE Hall of Famer sues Activision for character copyright infringement GamesIndustry.biz Booker T Huffman claims Black Ops 4 character too similar to his own comic book hero.
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Future of Google News in doubt as EU finalizes controversial copyright legislation 9to5Google There is now some uncertainty about the future of Google News in Europe after the European Union finalized its controversial new copyright legislation …
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Trademark Protection in the EU: New Tools Unveiled The National Law Review New tools to protect trademarks in the EU have been presented to distribution companies in selective markets to ensure their brands are adequately protected.
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How Starbucks is protecting its brand in China – exclusive interview World Trademark Review Batur Oktay, who leads Starbucks’ IP committee, explains how the company is working with Chinese authorities to tackle counterfeiting and provides insights into …
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Anaqua announces new investment as private equity escalates IP sector focus World Trademark Review IP solutions provider Anaqua has announced that it is to receive a significant investment from European private equity firm Astorg – a move the company says …
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