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Trademarks

Changes to Medicine Packaging Ahead

Changes to Medicine Packaging Ahead

08 April 2013

This year, Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration will aim to change the way pharmaceuticals can be labelled to restrict some brand extensions. There will be new obligations to clear trademarks for use on new products. There wil...

Apprentice Boss Trumps Cybersquatter in Domain Name Dispute

Apprentice Boss Trumps Cybersquatter in Domain Name Dispute

08 April 2013

India Joins Madrid Protocol

India Joins Madrid Protocol

30 April 2013

Champagne the First GI to be officially protected in Myanmar

Champagne the First GI to be officially protected in Myanmar

30 April 2013

USPTO Minimizes “iPad Mini” Trademark

USPTO Minimizes “iPad Mini” Trademark

30 April 2013

Holding Back the Tide

Holding Back the Tide

30 April 2013

As counterfeiting continues to provide a high-gain, low-risk reward to criminals, IP owners and lawyers alike struggle to stop the tide of fake goods. Gregory Glass reports.

The Online Problem

The Online Problem

30 April 2013

 Once upon time, brand owners only had to worry about physical stores selling fake merchandise. Those days are long gone, say IP practitioners in the region, who now must wrestle with online sellers, too.

Similar Marks?

Similar Marks?

08 April 2013

In this last trademarks decision for 2012, the Singapore high court has given some interesting insight into the importance of ‘trading circumstances’ which can negate the likelihood of consumer confusion when similar marks for s...

Spotting the Fakes

Spotting the Fakes

30 April 2013

 Asia IP asked intellectual property lawyers from around the region how they spot fake goods.

The Enforcement Conundrum

The Enforcement Conundrum

30 April 2013

Although trademark laws are seemingly sufficient in Asia, successful enforcement action remains a bit of a lottery. Experts share their trademark enforcement views and stories with Johnny Chan.   Roundtable Pa...

Criminal Enforcement of Trademark Rights in Singapore and Malaysia

Criminal Enforcement of Trademark Rights in Singapore and Malaysia

02 May 2013

At a time when legal costs are escalating, criminal enforcement measures in Singapore and Malaysia are remarkably easy and affordable. Gladys Mirandah and Prithipal Singh report from Singapore.

India Joins Madrid

India Joins Madrid

02 May 2013

As India accedes to the Madrid Protocol, Indian IP practitioners are preparing for an expected growth in international applications. Lucy Rana explains.

Toe Su Aung – Global Citizen

Toe Su Aung – Global Citizen

02 May 2013

As INTA members increasingly turn towards Asia, it’s only natural that the association is being led by its first president from the continent. Toe Su Aung shares her thoughts on her career, the importance of intellectual property and...

Incoming INTA CEO Seeks to Ensure Strong Trademark Laws

Incoming INTA CEO Seeks to Ensure Strong Trademark Laws

07 May 2013

Effective Criminal Enforcement of IP Rights

Effective Criminal Enforcement of IP Rights

08 March 2013