In a Samsung patent published yesterday we’re able to see that the company has delved further into in-display technology that
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Oxford debate
Guy Wilmot explores the objections to place names as trademarks and how to overcome them View the original article here:
Read moreWhy no deal Brexit is a big deal for UK rightsholders
Jessica Bent looks at the impact of “no deal” on trademarks View the original article here: Why no deal Brexit
Read moreAlerted states for cannabis brands
Edward M Weisz and Alanna Miller explore the US legal landscape for booming cannabis brands View the original article here:
Read moreHumira plan fights off biosimilar invasion
Isabel Teare examines the latest IP implications for biosimilar drugs View the original article here: Humira plan fights off biosimilar
Read moreIA in the boardroom
Licensing Executive Society’s Paul Roberts discusses the standard it has developed to help boards better understand and evaluate their company’s
Read moreApple is making a Big Push to Advance Apple Music going into 2019 and that may include a Deal with iHeartMedia
Earlier today Patently Apple posted a report titled "Apple Music set to Launch on Amazon Echo Devices before Christmas with
Read morePainting by numbers
An artificial intelligence painting auctioned for six-figures revealed the ownership challenge behind creative works by algorithms, says Gregor Pryor View
Read moreApple Music set to Launch on Amazon Echo Devices before Christmas with Alexa in Command
Earlier this month Apple and Amazon signed an agreement to offer Apple’s latest iPhones on Amazon.com in eight countries. Today
Read moreThe Holy Grail?
They are certainly not perfect, but the concept of the much-coveted standard essential patents remains sound, argue Jan Wrede and
Read moreUnited front
Research has revealed that the job of protecting brands online is spreading beyond marketing and legal View the original article
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Hoping to defend the iPhone against Qualcomm, chip designer waited for almost 12 hours on hard wooden seat at Munich courthouse
Litigation is a hardass business, as I’m sure none of this blog’s informed readers would deny. At the Munich I Regional
Read morePRS for Music’s Robert Ashcroft to step down in 2019
Robert Ashcroft has announced that he will step down as chief executive of PRS for Music on the 10th anniversary
Read moreMonster Energy claws $5m damages win
Car wholesaler infringed drinks manufacturer’s trade dress in tools range View the original article here: Monster Energy claws m damages
Read moreMixed win for LivePerson in trade secrets suit
Case proceeds to trial on issues of ‘improper means’; plaintiff fails to identify breach of contract View the original article
Read moreThe PTAB strikes back
In part two of a two-part series, Kenneth R Adamo, Eugene Goryunov, Joel Merkin, Ryan M Hubbard and Bruce H
Read moreUSPTO Releases 2018-2022 Strategic Plan
By Kevin E. Noonan — The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has released its 2018-2022 Strategic Plan, the first under
Read moreThe Fox News Boycott of Twitter Enters its Fourth Week and Twitter’s Stock Tumbles on Fear of Conservative Backlash
Over the past few days it’s been reported by several news sources including Reuters today, that Fox News has continued
Read moreGoogle Struggles to find new Pixel Phone Customers so they’ve Started a Video Ad Blitz about Converting the ‘Unswitchables’
With the iPhone and Galaxy smartphones so entrenched in the U.S. market Google is finding it very difficult to make
Read moreApple Releases First ‘Group FaceTime’ Ad with an Elvis Theme
With iOS 12.1 and later, Group FaceTime makes it easy to chat with multiple people at the same time. Today
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