Protecting intellectual property in economic uncertainty – the Chinese lead by example
12 February 2010
Last year was was a pretty grim year for economic activity.
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“You can’t be a virgin all your life its time …” – that’s 10 words worth fighting for
11 February 2010
South African company Bodtrade 54 (Pty) Ltd has succeeded in its battle against UK giant Virgin Enterprises Limited in its fight to register the mark YOU CAN’T BE A VIRGIN ALL YOUR LIFE ITS TIME.
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Men at Work: Is this the Kookaburra’s last laugh?
4 February 2010
Men at Work’s “Down Under” was released in 1981.
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Federal Court finds iiNet not liable for peer to peer file sharing
4 February 2010
The Federal Court delivered a landmark copyright decision which has determined that internet service providers are not liable for the copyright infringement of their users or subscribers when they download cinematograph films in a manner which infringes copyright.
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Use of Flickr meets frosty reception
29 January 2010
A thoroughly snowed-in Britain has provided many photographic opportunities over the last few weeks.
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Do androids dream of trade mark law?
20 January 2010
The launch of the highly-anticipated Google “Nexus One” phone based on the “android” platform has the blogosphere buzzing about more than the technology.
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Tintin and the French Copyright Affair
18 January 2010
Belgian cartoon icon Tintin, created by Hergé in 1929, was arguably one of the most beloved fictional heroes of the 20th century.
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Copyright in celebrity “self-portraits”? High School Musical star files copyright lawsuit
14 January 2010
It appears that Grey’s Anatomy star Eric Dane (aka “Dr McSteamy”) isn’t the only celebrity using copyright law to protect themselves from an invasion of their privacy: see our earlier post here.
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