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Saudi Arabia, Indonesia ink MOU to improve collaboration in IP
25 July 2024The MOU covers topics on strategy, information technology advancement and the sharing of experiences and consultations for cutting-edge technologies, including AI for IP.
From pandemic to progress: Rowel Barba’s legacy at IPOPHL
01 July 2024Rowel Barba sits down to talk about Covid-19, counterfeiting, and his vision for his office’s next leader.
The EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act: What does it mean for Asia and the rest of the world?
31 May 2024What does the EU’s groundbreaking AI Act mean for the rest of the world, including Asia?
Why your kids need to know their IP rights
31 May 2024Children are more likely to take pride in their creative works if they understand the worth of their creative output.
Compensation: A useful alternative to damages
28 June 2024Russian law always provided that infringement of rights for patents and trademarks entailed punishment in the form of damages.
Malaysian film council, MyIPO partner for IP registration
06 June 2024The move, according to Finas CEO Datuk Azmir Saifuddin Mutalib, is critical to enabling performers and artists to make a consistent living through a variety of means.
Vietnam’s first criminal sentence for online copyright infringement
23 May 2024Sentence is a symbolic landmark in IP rights enforcement in Vietnam, says IP lawyer.
Laos signs validation agreement with the European Patent Office
23 May 2024This agreement is a major step toward promoting innovation, advancing economic growth and bolstering Laos’s intellectual property rights.
INTA 2024: Bernice King speaks on her father’s legacy and IP
22 May 2024Bernice King, a lawyer, pastor and daughter of late civil rights advocate Martin Luther King, Jr., who was assassinated in 1968 in Memphis, Tennessee, took the stage at the International Trademark Association’s opening ceremony in Atlanta to discuss...
INTA 2024: Stakeholders note rules in the use of indigenous cultural properties
22 May 2024Stakeholders have identified considerations when using indigenous cultural properties for brands and other commercial purposes.
A peek at the pandemic accord
30 April 2024The Pandemic Accord seeks to ensure that all governments, communities and sectors are better protected and prepared for future pandemics. But IP remains a sticky issue.
How IP is shaping the future of wines and spirits
30 April 2024With the projected growth of the wine and spirits market, IP laws in many jurisdictions are evolving to accommodate emerging trends, technological advancements and the unique challenges.
2023 India’s Top IP Firms and Practices Revealed
07 November 2023Intellectual property owners have been overwhelmingly positive about the changes they’ve seen to India’s IP regime over recent years. The country has consistently updated its IP laws and aggressively worked to reduce the time it takes to move an acti...
10 promoted at Spruson & Ferguson, part of 25 promotions at IPH member firms
14 July 2023Andrew Rankine, Charis Lam and Vivian Or all promoted to principal.
Russia: Features of claims for the protection of the right to a brand name in the current practice o...
31 May 2023This article examines the problematic issues that arise in law enforcement practice on the protection of the exclusive right to a company name.