Aesthetic effect of (fashion) design alone may not account for copyright protection – Lexology
Aesthetic effect of (fashion) design alone may not account for copyright protection Lexology
Archive for October, 2019
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
New Examination Guideline By TurkPatent And Absolute Grounds Of Refusal İn Turkish Trademark Examination – Intellectual Property – Turkey – Mondaq News Alerts
New Examination Guideline By TurkPatent And Absolute Grounds Of Refusal İn Turkish Trademark Examination – Intellectual Property – Turkey Mondaq News Alerts
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In: PATENT NEWS
AI-Driven Digital Fraud Prevention Leader Kount Awarded New Patents – Business Wire
AI-Driven Digital Fraud Prevention Leader Kount Awarded New Patents Business Wire
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In: PATENT NEWS
BeyondSpring’s Lead Asset, Plinabulin, Granted U.S. Patent Covering Methods of Treating Brain Tumors – GlobeNewswire
BeyondSpring’s Lead Asset, Plinabulin, Granted U.S. Patent Covering Methods of Treating Brain Tumors GlobeNewswire
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
Lexus Trademarks LX600 Moniker – Is It About To Give Its SUV A New Engine? – Carscoops
Lexus Trademarks LX600 Moniker – Is It About To Give Its SUV A New Engine? Carscoops
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
You Won’t Believe How Many Trademarks Kylie Jenner Filed For and Why She Did – Showbiz Cheat Sheet
You Won’t Believe How Many Trademarks Kylie Jenner Filed For and Why She Did Showbiz Cheat Sheet
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
Patent Office Expanding AI Effort to Trademarks, Copyrights – Bloomberg Law
Patent Office Expanding AI Effort to Trademarks, Copyrights Bloomberg Law
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In: PATENT NEWS
Patent Office Seeks IP Policy for the Artificial Intelligence Era – Bloomberg Law
Patent Office Seeks IP Policy for the Artificial Intelligence Era Bloomberg Law
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
The Sky v Skykick opinion: what it could mean for trademark professionals – World Trademark Review
The Sky v Skykick opinion: what it could mean for trademark professionals World Trademark Review
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In: The IPKat BLOG
When the unicorn loves its name recognition, but Wall Street, less so
http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2019/10/when-unicorn-loves-its-name-recognition.html This Kat recently suggested that a widely recognized trademark does not necessarily mean a strong brand (using Uber as an example). That raises the question: might such a trademark nevertheless provide a commercial benefit? The answer may be “yes”, at least when unicorns are concerned. No, this Kat is... Continue reading