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Patenting in Singapore
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Singapore High Court has no original jurisdiction to hear patent revocation actions
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Partial priority and the “first application” at the EPO
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Hague Agreement formally ratified by the UK
The UK has completed its final step in joining the Hague Agreement
POSTED 14 March 2018
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The nanotechnology revolution
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Brexit: The EU’s proposed Withdrawal Agreement and IP
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Amendments to Anti-unfair Competition Law of China
The amended Anti-unfair Competition Law in China became effective on 1 January 2018.
POSTED 1 March 2018
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Online intellectual property should be child's play
UK schoolchildren are nowadays born ‘digital natives’; they’ve never known a world without the internet, smart phones and tablets.
POSTED 21 February 2018
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How do you protect the IP of 3D printed drugs and medical devices?
Medtech companies will be at the forefront of additive manufacturing
POSTED 15 February 2018
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Publication of Proposed Trade-marks Regulations in Canada Gazette
Amendments to the Canadian Trade-marks Regulations (Regulations) have been drafted
POSTED 12 February 2018
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The Carrot and the Stick
Every company wants to attract investors and deter competitors. David Robinson explains how a good intellectual property strategy can do just that
POSTED 7 February 2018
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3D printing – Downloading the world
The democratisation of 3D printing, through reduced costs and increased availability, has resulted in a new market emerging - that of the amateur printer.
POSTED 5 February 2018
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Why the Grumpy Cat Copyright Case Should Give Businesses ‘Paws’ for Thought
It was recently reported that Grumpy Cat Limited, the company behind the Grumpy Cat, was awarded a six figure sum as damages for copyright and trade mark infringement
POSTED 5 February 2018
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UK IP Profession outlines Brexit priorities
The IP Federation and others have outlined key Brexit priorities
POSTED 31 January 2018
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Article 123(2) and (3) EPC: avoiding the "inescapable trap"
Whilst the patent law of most countries contains a provisions similar to 123(2), few patent offices are as strict in their application of it as the European Patent Office.
POSTED 25 January 2018