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Confusing consumers by sound
A recent opposition case in the Philippines’ Bureau of Legal Affairs says the trademark DZA is confu...
Thailand urges sound trademarks amid rising AI voice cloning risks
Thailand has received 494 sound mark applications since the legal provision were introduced.
When sound is more confusing
In an environment where consumers rely on memory, pronunciation and word-of-mouth, aural similarity...
East Java in Indonesia proposes granting IP rights to ‘horeg’ sound system
This sparks concerns over noise pollution.
Stand-up comedian’s famous catchphrase obtains copyright in India
A strategic step, says IP lawyer.
UAE can now register their trademarks in different formats, according to senior official
Abdulla Al Saleh, under-secretary of foreign trade and industry at the Ministry of Economy, said tha...
Are your sound marks making a big noise?
Sound plays a pivotal role in purchasing decisions for younger consumers. Patsy Lau and Char Lam exp...