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Apple was granted two design patents today relating to Animoji characters in Hong Kong Today. View the original article here:

In an ambitious and relatively short book (290 pages) titled, “The Financing of Intangible Assets: TMT Finance and Emerging Technologies”

In the run-up to the U.S. 2020 presidential election, many Democratic White House contenders have argued in favor of either

IPM’s Ben Wodecki explains how a popular short video platform could be the next big target for counterfeiters View the

Can the US president ‘snatch’ patents from companies who fail to comply with the government’s demands? Ben Wodecki discusses View

In the first of a two-part series, Daniel Lim examines the gene-editing tool CRISPR, highlighting developments and trends to look

As social media platforms struggle against the tide of copyright infringements and counterfeit goods, due process may help stem the

V Mohini and Udayvir Rana analyse consumer protection in India View the original article here: E-commerce in India The article

Ben Wodecki explores the recent developments surrounding beoutQ, the pirate platform, and asks will there ever be justice? View the

The USPTO takes aim at a trademark application attempting to feature .com ahead of a SCOTUS dispute, arguing the move

It’s been a complex start to 2020 for Huawei as it lost another battle in its long-running patent war with

The Supreme Court of the US heard two trademark cases at the start of the year, with one trickier to

IPM’s Making waves recognises attorneys who are, in some way, shape or form, making waves in their respective roles View

Broadcom Inc. disclosed new agreements to provide components for Apple Inc. devices released through the middle of 2023 as revealed

UK local store owner claims similar name to Sainsbury’s supermarket purely coincidental View the original article here: Store owner’s Sainsbury’s

UK local store owner claims similar name to Sainsbury’s supermarket purely coincidental View the original article here: Shop owner’s Singh’sbury

Apple’s ‘Think Different’ was a massive marketing campaign that was heavily used from 1997, the year Steve Jobs returned to

I am honored to be named to the inaugural IAM Global Leaders list, a new publication featuring interviews with patent

2017 call for research papers sees six patent studies published; Spring 2020 will see new proposals View the original article

Fashion brand hit with lawsuit by AMIRI; infringement a ‘blatant violation of law’ View the original article here: Zara sued