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Singaporean photographer wins appeal in copyright case against artist from Luxembourg
29 May 2024Court decision essential in today’s information age, a triumph for copyright holders, says IP lawyer
JPO, IPOPHL expand patent examiners’ knowledge of ICT-based agricultural technologies
29 May 2024This is to enhance their knowledge of examining agricultural products and solutions that utilize information and communication technologies (ICT).
Indian music composer cries foul over unauthorized use of song for upcoming flick Coolie
28 May 2024A discussion of India’s Copyright Act and why the composer is doing the right thing
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.
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.
INTA 2024: Debate continues on copyrights for ChatGPT, other generative AI
23 May 2024Intellectual property lawyers shared their insights on the ongoing debate about copyright questions with the advent of ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence products.
INTA 2024: CIOs encourage companies to find their ‘data language’
23 May 2024“Artificial intelligence continues to be a hot topic, and there is no AI without the massive infusions of data into the models that drive them,” said Janine Bowen, a technology lawyer and partner at Baker Hostetler in Atlanta, and moderator of the IN...
INTA 2024: GC want communication from IP lawyers, but not all the details
22 May 2024What does a company’s general counsel want to know about the work of its IP lawyers? It might not be what you think, according to a panel of general counsel at an INTA Annual Meeting session called “Demystifying IP: Strategies for Effective Communica...
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.
INTA 2024: IP ‘more resilient’ to recession than some other industries
22 May 2024Intellectual property firms are better positioned than some industries to withstand the impact of a recession and can still find opportunities despite an economic downturn.
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: An IP lawyer’s relationship with the C-Suite
21 May 2024One of the most challenging aspects of life as an in-house IP counsel is fostering and maintaining a strong relationship with those in the C-Suite, panellists at the “Navigating Conversations with the C-Suite: The Role of IP Counsel as Strategic Advi...
INTA 2024: IP the ‘backbone’ of film and television
21 May 2024IP is the backbone of the film and television industry, panellists said in a session covering the industry at INTA’s 2024 Annual Meeting in Atlanta. The session, “This Business of Film and Television: A C-Suite Perspective for 2024 and Beyond”, broug...
INTA 2024: AI and diversity are top concerns for IP law firms
21 May 2024Artificial intelligence (AI), diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), and environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues are among the top concerns currently facing law firms. In a live poll, the audience of the INTA 2024 session, “What Keeps Me U...
INTA 2024: Brands seek strategies for digital assets
21 May 2024Individuals and brands venturing into digital assets must clearly understand their purpose and expectations to successfully manage a digital strategy. Panellists at the INTA 2024 session: “Decoded: The Business of Digital Assets” said the strategy wo...