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03 Jul

Procedure of trademark renewal in Chile

When your trademark registration is about to expire, you must do a few crucial things in order to renew it. Below is some useful facts that will help you gain a better knowledge of Chile’s timeline in renewing trademark. Timeline A trade mark registration is valid for 10 years with a possibility to renew every 10-year periods. An Expiry Notice will be sent to you two months before the renewal date, asking whether you want to renew the registration or let the [...]

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02 Jul

Procedure of Trademark Renewal in Hongkong

In Hong Kong, a registered trademark is initially registered for 10 years. The trademark will be protected from the filing date of an application for registration, not from the priority date. The renewal application can be filed within the 6 months before expiry. The registration of the trademark can be renewed for further periods of 10 years each. The new validity period of the registered trademark is from the current expiry date. Therefore, a trademark registration can last indefinitely [...]

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01 Jul

Required documents of trademark renewal in Philippines

This article will outline the required documents and requirements for trademark renewal in the Philippines

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30 Jun

Understanding Intellectual Property Rights in Malaysia: A Comprehensive Guide

In the realm of creativity, protecting one’s intellectual property (IP) is paramount. These legal rights, which encompass various forms of innovation, creativity, and reputation, are safeguarded under the robust legal framework of intellectual property laws in Malaysia. Recognizing the significance of fostering innovation and creativity, Malaysia has established comprehensive regulations to protect a wide array of intellectual assets. Here’s a breakdown of the types of intellectual property rights recognized in Malaysia: Trademarks: Trademarks encompass trade names, logos, brands, or any [...]

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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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25 Jun

Google fails to oppose grMail trademark in Singapore in close similar to Gmail

Google’s attempt to block the registration of the trademark “grMail” by Green Radar in Singapore has been unsuccessful, as the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) rejected its opposition. Green Radar, an IT security company, applied for the registration of “grMail” under Trade Mark No. 40202109944T in Classes 42 and 45 on April 29, 2021. These classes cover services related to electronic monitoring and security. Google, holding the trademark for Gmail in several countries, opposed the registration on November 9, 2021, [...]

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24 Jun

PepsiCo loses the appeal on the protection of potato plant used to create potato chips in India

On January 9, 2024, the Delhi High Court overturned a ruling from July 5, 2023, which had dismissed PepsiCo’s appeal to reverse an earlier decision revoking the protection for its potato plant variety FL 2027, known commercially as FC5. This variety, characterized by its lower moisture and sugar content, is particularly suitable for potato chip production and is utilized by PepsiCo for its Lay’s brand potato chips. PepsiCo initially applied to register FL 2027 in India on February 18, 2011, [...]

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