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Men at Work Ordered to Pay Royalties for ‘Down Under’ Riff

Canada Introduces Copyright Amendment Bill

Special 301 Watch List: Saudi Arabia Celebrates with Clean Scorecard in 2010

Police Create Anti-piracy Unit

Gearing up for Rugby World Cup 2011 in New Zealand

Thanks to strong legislation covering trademarks, copyrights and “major events,” intellectual property owners can rest easy in New Zealand, knowing that their IP rights are safe.

Protecting IP Rights in Sri Lanka

Brand protection has improved greatly for brand owners in Sri Lanka over the past decade. Sudath Perera and Aromi Silva explain the details of the country’s IP law.

IP Enforcement in the UAE

The UAE has tremendous opportunity and resolve to embrace the global developments in intellectual property as a tool for economic development. In consideration of this fact, the country has made effective efforts in the recent past to crack...

Is There Copyright in This Headline? Not According to Australia’s Federal Court

Australia’s Federal Court has ruled that there is no copyright in newspaper headlines. John Fairbairn dissects the ruling and what it will mean for copyright owners.

The Case for Utility Model Patents

China, Britain Ink Copyright Agreement

600,000 Fakes Destroyed

Software Piracy Cut Could Add Billions to Global Economy

Tilleke & Gibbins Has Promoted Lawyers To Partners In Bangkok

Amending Patent Specifications: The Indian Perspective

Developments in Indian patent law have led to two landmark cases where the Court has allowed amendments to the specification of a patent. Sagar Suri reports from Pune.

Hotels, Restaurants Using Pirated CDs