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China Trade Secret Litigation Report by Rouse, China Trade Secret Litigation Report, China Trade Secret Litigation , Trade Secret Litigation,
28 May

China Trade Secret Litigation Report by Rouse

Rouse, one of the leading law firms specializing in Intellectual Property in the entire world with many renowned lawyers have just published the China Trade Secret Litigation Report to provide the readers with some in-depth knowledge about the litigation status in China, especially concerning trade secret. Rouse operated as a closely integrated network with more than 600 people working out of 18 offices in 13 countries. Accordingly, the Report was also made by Rouse experts with its partners, in this case, [...]

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green technology and Intellectual property, green technology, green world, innovations in green technology,
09 May

Green technology and Intellectual property

The world is changing. The pollution made by mankind in the last couple of centuries has left the Earth with little green space. If this continues, the world will be sure to reach the point of no return. Every government knows about this predicament, therefore, they have made many commitments such as in the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference or COP26. However, the commitments require actual actions to back up and in our current era, innovations are the [...]

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the John Doe order in India, the John Doe order, John Doe order, John Doe order in India,
02 May

The John Doe order in India

There has been a recent John Doe order in India passed by the Delhi High Court in the case of Dabur India Limited v. Ashok Kumar & Ors. However, for normal civilians who are unusual with the terms of law and even for some freshly graduated in law, the terms ‘John Doe order’ is a little bit strange. So, what is the John Doe order in India and in general? In the case of Dabur India Limited vs Ashok Kumar [...]

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new developments on the waiver of IP rights for Covid-19 products
22 Apr

New developments on the waiver of IP rights for Covid-19 products

As the Covid-19 is still raging on across the entire globe, it’s important that the proposal on the waiver of the IP rights for Covid-19 products got taken to the debate table once more. It has been nearly 2 years since the proposal came out but there is still little progress. However, in the last 2 months, there have actually been some positive, new developments on the waiver of IP rights for Covid-19 products, most importantly on the Covid-19 [...]

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New Amendments to Korean Acts from April 2022
19 Apr

New Amendments to Korean Acts from April 2022

To adapt to the ongoing changes in Korean society, the Korean Government has introduced new Amendments to Korean Acts from April 2022. These amendments will likely improve the IP system in a way to facilitates the rights holders to protect their rights.  Previous to the Covid-19 pandemic, when the non-extensible deadline lapses, it was hard for the rights holders to reinstate a proceeding or a right unless there was an excuse for “force majeure” to the extent of “war” or [...]

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Juana Patent and Juana Design Incentive Protection Programs , Juana Patent and Juana Design Incentive Protection Programs launched in the Philippines, Juana Patent, Juana Design Incentive Protection Programs,
10 Apr

Juana Patent and Juana Design Incentive Protection Programs launched in the Philippines

On March 30th, 2022, the Philippines has launched the Juana Patent and Juana Design Incentive Protection Programs (JPIP). This Program serves as the latest effort to promote the importance of eligible women inventors and women-led startups that have become a huge part of innovation sources in this country.  Under this program which was a part of the Women’s Month celebrations, woman innovators will enjoy waived fees when they apply for invention patent grants or register their utility models or industrial [...]

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counterfeit markets resurface in Asia, counterfeit markets resurface , counterfeit markets in Asia, counterfeit markets in Asia,
07 Apr

Counterfeit markets resurface in Asia

Asia has been heaven for many counterfeiting organizations due to its massive amount of population and its lax of managing and enforcing capabilities on IP rights. Although the governments of the countries in this region have been fighting constantly with this problem, it seems that the fighting might last for decades because once again, the counterfeit markets have resurfaced in Asia. Counterfeiting actions combined with counterfeiting actions in a particular jurisdiction might create a counterfeiting market – a phrase used [...]

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The importance of rebrand, importance of rebrand, Rebrand, rebranding of businesses,
19 Mar

The importance of rebrand

Rebranding is a concept not that unfamiliar to many businesses. Because no matter for small or big businesses, at some point in their marketing strategy, they must have thought about rebranding their brand. The concept of rebranding is basically understood by many, however, most businesses still don’t have a clear picture of what happens after they rebrand. So, what are the importance of rebranding in the current market? Rebrand Rebranding is the process of creating new brand names, logos, designs, or [...]

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Which AI Components Are Copyright Protectable And Which Are Not, The potential of artificial intelligence, AI Components Are Copyright Protectable, AI Components Are Not Copyright Protectable,
14 Mar

Which AI Components Are Copyright Protectable And Which Are Not?

The potential of artificial intelligence (“AI”) systems to generate a wide range of outputs with little or no human input raises fundamental concerns for copyright law, which has traditionally been based on the protection of human inventiveness and originality. AI is a type of technology that can learn from data and make good decisions and judgements on its own, rather than processing data at the request of human operators. The protectability of AI’s outputs is becoming increasingly important due [...]

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Copyright Act amended to prepare for accession to the WIPO, improve copyright protections in Thailand, copyright protections in Thailand, prepare for accession to the WIPO,
10 Mar

Copyright Act amended to prepare for accession to the WIPO and improve copyright protections in Thailand

The Copyright Act (No. 5) B.E. 2565 (2022) (“the Amended Act”) was published in the Royal Thai Gazette on 24 February 2022. These modifications aim to strengthen copyright protection and prepare Thailand for accession to the World Intellectual Property Organization’s Copyright Treaty. We will present an overview of five significant changes included in the Amended Act in this briefing. Key provisions in the Amended Act Extension of the period of protection for copyrighted photographs: The copyright protection period for photographic work [...]

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