Tricking youngsters into eating healthy: not an exclusive idea
5 May 2010
On April 28, the 2nd United States Circuit Court of Appeal upheld the District Court judgment in Lapine v Seinfeld.
Read on
All Mallesons Pulse Posts
All Mallesons Pulse Posts
Don’t blame it on the boogie: MGM Grand fails in STUDIO 54 opposition
5 May 2010
Studio 54 is a name synonymous with the disco era [ed: an era, for some us, that continues to this day].
Read on
New guidance on commercial secrets in China
30 April 2010
In the wake of the Stern Hu/Rio Tinto case, the Chinese State Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission has released guidance on what constitutes a “commercial secret”.
Read on
Sorbent brand success leads to trade mark victory
30 April 2010
Sorbent branded toilet paper, tissues and related products have been extensively advertised in Australia through TV commercials and magazines over a number of years.
Read on
August IP appeals: update
27 April 2010
For our readers keen to plan ahead, it will soon be time to stay close to Twitter and refresh those RSS feeds.
Read on
USA Trademark Board presses the flush on the HERE’S JOHNNY toilet
27 April 2010
In a decision which provides a whole new meaning to the phrase “going to the ‘john’”, the John W.
Read on
More music, more options for all!
27 April 2010
The one great power that copyright grants a creator is the right to prevent others from using your works without your license.
Read on
“To each cow its calf and to every book its copy” – three strikes passes privacy muster in Ireland
27 April 2010
Privacy issues raised by the settlement of the Irish peer-to-peer copyright litigation were dismissed by the Irish High Court in a decision made on 16 April.
Read on
Performance Rights – But really an excuse to write about Spandau Ballet
23 April 2010
At Rod Laver Arena this week, a few of us sang our lungs out to Tears for Fears and Spandau Ballet.
Read on
Copyright licensing and a cautionary (fairy) tale
23 April 2010
Last week it was reported that DreamWorks LLC, the studio behind the popular animated franchise, “Shrek”, is regretting its decision to allow men’s magazine VMan to use characters from the film in a fashion photo shoot.
Read on
Load More Posts