Month: September 2019

This afternoon the Sony PlayStation Blog announced that with the new updates to Apple’s iOS for iPhone, iPad, tvOS for

A year ago Patently Apple posted a report titled “Apple sued over the ‘Memoji’ Trademark that was granted to another

Apple’s CEO tweeted about his visit to their Bavarian chip design team and of course to make us jealous that

Former Foley & Lardner life sciences attorney joins HG; attracted to the firm’s ‘entrepreneurial spirit and business value-based approach to

Patently Apple first covered Apple’s first trademark filings for the figurative version of Apple TV in late April. Today the

Australian IP office launches AI store allowing users access to AI and machine learning tools and services View the original

Industrial Property Office of the Czech Republic turns 100; several key IP figures attended 100 anniversary event View the original

Stuart Young given community order for selling fake football shirts; counterfeit Man Utd, Arsenal and Real Madrid shirts worth £9,500

Back in June Patently Apple posted a report titled “47 Silicon Valley Signatories urge the UK’s GCHQ to Abandon its

Maxim Sobolev examines the dilemma of secondary patents and their impact on pharma in Russia View the original article here:

Anastasia Dergacheva and Alena Neskoromyk look at the implications of a bill that is set to permit the allotment and

EUIPO report shows stark figures showing reductions in fake goods seized at EU borders View the original article here: Detention

A rumor by Ming-Chi Kuo, an analyst at TF International Securities, predicts that Apple will use a new mini-LED display

Anthony de Andrade and Venkatesh Viswanath consider the charges associated with filing and registering trademarks in Saudi Arabia View the

Bethany J Hills considers the sustained policy focus on pricing and competition for prescription drugs View the original article here:

Daphne C Lainson and Nancy Pei examine Canada’s final amendments to the Patented Medicines Pricing Regulations, that aim to offer

Cheryl L Burbach explores the Allen v Cooper case and if a copyright owner can validly sue a state for

Mattel files opposition to Barbieciue application; filing shows ‘subjective intention to capitalise on the goodwill’ of Barbie View the original

New patent legislation is about to come into force in Canada. Jeffrey D Morton and Charles F Hauff Jr explore

Daniel Brook calls for a clear IP strategy to be established for the UK’s burgeoning cannabis industry View the original