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The enthusiasm to apply AI to professional services has its place, but we must be aware of the technology's limits and risks when patents are concerned.
This month's IP news is a cornucopia of updates from the home of roast turkey and pumpkin pie.
Creating a fleet of autonomous vehicles that can match or exceed the average driver for safety and reliability is no small feat.
Nothing in Intellectual Property (IP) law is one-dimensional, least of all the ubiquitous trademark.
For the Intellectual Property (IP) system to function predictably and consistently, regulations must be set in stone. Yet that stone can still be reshaped as needed.
This time of year, the moon can have a strange effect on even the stalwart IP sector. So, join us as we lift the coffin lid on five eerie inventions – if you dare!
Explore the European Union's expansion of IP exclusivity for traditional industries and two recent out-of-court settlements.
If the worst should happen, an inventor must understand how patent infringement damages are calculated in major legal jurisdictions.
As one of the world's oldest beverages, it is no surprise that beer and its history offer intriguing lessons about innovation and Intellectual Property.
Answering the question: 'When were computers invented?' involves far more than just citing a date — it is bound up in the past, present and future of IP.
Working in the Intellectual Property industry takes many forms, requiring professionals with diverse backgrounds and skillsets.
The enthusiasm to apply AI to professional services has its place, but we must be aware of the technology's limits and risks when patents are concerned.
For the Intellectual Property (IP) system to function predictably and consistently, regulations must be set in stone. Yet that stone can still be reshaped as needed.
This time of year, the moon can have a strange effect on even the stalwart IP sector. So, join us as we lift the coffin lid on five eerie inventions – if you dare!
Nothing in Intellectual Property (IP) law is one-dimensional, least of all the ubiquitous trademark.
Video games have become some of the biggest names in entertainment. How can digital brands complement their traditional counterparts, and what are the dangers?
In today's troubled economic environment, everyone is looking for savings. That poses particular challenges for the fashion industry, which depends on the launch of new products each season.
This month's IP news is a cornucopia of updates from the home of roast turkey and pumpkin pie.
Explore the European Union's expansion of IP exclusivity for traditional industries and two recent out-of-court settlements.
Take a trip through the latest trademark, patent and copyright news stories from around the world.