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29 Jun

Navigating AI-Assisted Inventions: USPTO Releases Vital Guidance for Patent Applicant

In a landmark move shaping the landscape of intellectual property, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) recently issued comprehensive guidance on the determination of “inventorship” in the context of artificial intelligence-assisted inventions. Released on February 13, 2024, this guidance serves as a crucial resource for inventors leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) in the creation process of their innovations, offering clarity on the intricate intersection of AI and patent law. Key Takeaways: Human Inventorship: The cornerstone of the guidance reaffirms that under [...]

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28 Jun

World Intellectual Property Day 2024: Celebrating Innovation and Creativity for a Sustainable Future

The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has unveiled the theme for World Intellectual Property Day 2024, marking April 26th as a day dedicated to celebrating the role of intellectual property (IP) in driving innovation and creativity towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Under the theme “IP and the SDGs: Building our common future with innovation and creativity,” this year’s celebration highlights the transformative power of IP in shaping our collective destiny. In a world facing complex challenges ranging from [...]

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27 Jun

China’s Patent-Intensive Industries Witness Phenomenal Growth: Added Value Soars to 15 Trillion Yuan in 2022

China’s commitment to fostering innovation and nurturing patent-intensive industries has yielded remarkable results, with the added value of these sectors reaching 15.3176 trillion yuan in 2022. This figure represents a notable 7.1 percent increase compared to the previous year, underscoring the nation’s steadfast dedication to driving economic growth through innovation. The latest statistics, released jointly by the China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) and the National Bureau of Statistics, shed light on the pivotal role of patent-intensive industries in [...]

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26 Jun

Japan Transitions to Electronic Certification for Intellectual Property Rights

As of April 1, 2024, the Japan Patent Office (JPO) is set to embark on a transformative journey in its administration of intellectual property rights, signaling a shift towards modernization and efficiency. In a bid to streamline processes and embrace digitalization, the JPO will cease the issuance of traditional paper certificates for patents, utility models, industrial designs, and trademarks, opting instead for electronic certificates delivered exclusively in PDF format through its electronic system. This move marks a significant departure from [...]

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10 Jun

IP Australia Releases 2024 Intellectual Property Report: Key Insights and Trends

IP Australia has unveiled the twelfth edition of the Australian Intellectual Property Report 2024 (the Report), which highlights significant movements in intellectual property (IP) statistics and examines the intricate links between innovation, collaboration, and commercialization. This comprehensive report not only presents the latest IP statistics but also delves into new research areas, including the relationship between patenting and organizational partnerships, and a comparative evaluation of patent scopes across Australia, the EU, and the US. Key Findings and Trends in IP [...]

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08 Jun

China’s Industrialization Rate of Patents for Inventions Sees Significant Improvement

The industrialization rate of patents for inventions in China saw notable progress in 2023, according to a recent report by the China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA). This upward trend highlights the country’s ongoing efforts to enhance its innovation capabilities and commercialize technological advancements. Steady Growth in Industrialization Rate In 2023, the industrialization rate of patents for inventions in China reached 39.6 percent, marking an increase of 2.9 percentage points compared to the previous year. This marks the fifth consecutive year [...]

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06 Jun

Canadian Intellectual Property Office Revolutionizes Patent Services with MyCIPO Patents

To modernize and streamline its services, the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) has announced the forthcoming launch of MyCIPO Patents, a cutting-edge online portal tailored for patent-related activities. This initiative marks a significant step forward in enhancing accessibility and efficiency in the realm of intellectual property rights within Canada. Revolutionizing Patent Services: Set to debut in the spring, MyCIPO Patents promises an array of functionalities designed to simplify and expedite patent-related processes. Among its initial offerings, users will be able [...]

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03 Jun

Required documents of trademark renewal in EU

The renewal should be done and the renewal fee must be paid within the six months preceding your mark’s expiry date. The form may be submitted right up until the expiry of the registration. Required documents Power of attorney Certificate of Trademark Registration (original certificate) Other documents (Proof of fee payment, declaration of request for trademark renewal, etc) Other Notes: For online renewal. There is a paper form that can be sent by post or courier. The fee for renewing on paper is €1000 as [...]

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01 Jun

Required documents of trademark renewal in China

Trademarks registered in China from CNIPA have a term or validity period of 10 years. You need to renew it within 12 months after it expires. Usually, there are three ways you can renew your trademark. One is that you can renew the mark with the help of your attorney, you need to pay additional fees, but it is safe and efficient and one Power of Attorney is needed to prepared. Another way is that you or the owner can go [...]

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31 May

Required documents of trademark renewal in New Zealand

An application for renewal of a trademark must be made before the date of expiry, but no earlier than one year before that date. Required renewal documents Any person may apply for the renewal but the application for the renewal of a trademark registration must contain the following information: The trademark registration number; The owner’s name and address for service; the owner agent’s name; The name and communication address of the person paying the renewal fee; and If the trademark is registered in more than one [...]

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