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INTA DAILY NEWS

Read this year's INTA Daily News - published daily by Managing IP direct from the 131st INTA Annual Meeting in Seattle

Content

EPO sets deadline for presidential applications

Applicants for the job of European Patent Office president have until September 15 to submit their applications to the Council Secretariat  July 01, 2009

EPO software patent decision due later this year

June 30, 2009

USPTO launches 10th PPH

June 30, 2009

Blog report: Michael Jackson, his music and the patent

June 29, 2009

IP owners team up to defend green patents

As policy makers search for ways to tackle climate change, IP owners are becoming concerned that patent rights in green technologies could be under threat. Eileen McDermott and Emma Barraclough report  

June 2009

A litigant's guide to collateral estoppel

The doctrine of collateral estoppel can assist parties facing costly litigation. Robert Berezin and Carmen Bremer consider how it can be invoked in patent disputes  

June 2009

How to win with court-appointed experts

More judges may start appointing independent experts to help juries understand technical issues in patent cases. This is how to turn the trend to your advantage 

June 2009

The return of the global IP index

Last year Taylor Wessing launched an index to rank IP protection in different countries. Here's how they fare one year on 

June 2009

How to avoid an IP ambush

Practitioners in six jurisdictions explain how the law protects event organisers and sponsors from ambush marketing 

June 2009

The return of the global IP index

Last year Taylor Wessing launched an index to rank IP protection in different countries. Here's how they fare one year on 

June 2009

Get the green light on green brands

In an eco-conscious age, so-called green trade marks are proliferating at the USPTO. Meredith Wilkes addresses questions surrounding green brands 

May 2009

When the boss is as big as the brand

With high-profile CEOs, David Stone and Sarah Bailey examine how trade mark managers can take responsibility for the boss's brand  

May 2009

Questions referred to ECJ in L'Oréal v eBay battle

Questions in a dispute over the sale of counterfeit goods on eBay have been referred to Europe's highest court  

June 2009

Chinese company reclaims brand in Germany

Beijing-based Wangzhihe has won a battle over rights to its trade mark in Germany 

June 2009

Elle Macpherson lights up INTA Annual Meeting

Managing IP reports on highlights from the sessions, the keynote speeches and the receptions in Seattle last month 

June 2009

Meet the visionary trade mark managers

What makes a great trade mark counsel? Managing IP identifies the qualities required and profiles 10 in-house innovators  

May 2009

Questions referred to ECJ in L'Oréal v eBay battle

Questions in a dispute over the sale of counterfeit goods on eBay have been referred to Europe's highest court  

June 2009

Court says keywords can be use in commerce

In a long-awaited judgment, a US appeals court last month reversed a lower court’s dismissal of Rescuecom’s trade mark infringement claims against Google 

May 2009

Pirate Bay operators jailed for a year

Four men have been found guilty of copyright infringement in Sweden over their role in the Pirate Bay file-sharing website 

May 2009

How to win with court-appointed experts

More judges may start appointing independent experts to help juries understand technical issues in patent cases. This is how to turn the trend to your advantage 

June 2009

A litigant's guide to collateral estoppel

The doctrine of collateral estoppel can assist parties facing costly litigation. Robert Berezin and Carmen Bremer consider how it can be invoked in patent disputes  

June 2009

The false promise of injunction clauses

Frederick A Brodie and Nathan R Smith advise parties to be cautious about relying upon injunctive relief provided in contracts administering IP rights 

May 2009

IP Clinic: My licensee may be in financial difficulty. How can I protect my IP?

I think one of our licensees may have financial problems. Although I am reluctant to take drastic action that may sever our business relationship, how can I ensure that we protect our IP?  

June 2009

IP owners team up to defend green patents

As policy makers search for ways to tackle climate change, IP owners are becoming concerned that patent rights in green technologies could be under threat. Eileen McDermott and Emma Barraclough report  

June 2009

When the boss is as big as the brand

With high-profile CEOs, David Stone and Sarah Bailey examine how trade mark managers can take responsibility for the boss's brand  

May 2009

Australia rethinks rules on copyright for compilers

Australia's highest court recently narrowed the scope of copyright protection for compilations and databases 

June 2009

A global guide to design protection

Managing IP magazine asked correspondents in six jurisdictions to provide the information you need to protect your design rights 

May 2009

Pirate Bay operators jailed for a year

Four men have been found guilty of copyright infringement in Sweden over their role in the Pirate Bay file-sharing website 

May 2009

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Where to sue in China

Selecting the right venue is a vital step when litigating in China. Peter Ollier explains why plaintiffs may benefit from considering courts beyond Beijing and Shanghai