From tongue depressors to MRI machines to pace makers, the range of medical devices sold is vast. Today, the development…
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Keyless car theft: an unavoidable result of sloth*?
As it becomes ever less deniable that humans are naturally sloth-like** in their laziness (see here, here, and here), it…
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The cosmetics industry is one of the most lucrative in the world. In the UK alone, it has an estimated…
Read MoreDon’t let your IP go up in smoke…
The legalisation of cannabis is a hot topic. Some of the major US states have already, or will soon be,…
Read MoreYour iPhone will see you now
What were the final items you picked up before leaving home this morning? Chances are that it was your keys….
Read MoreUpward mobility – mobile devices fitting hand in glove with weartech
While the idea of wearable mobile devices has been around for a long time, it is only now starting to…
Read MoreImpact of OEM use on non-use cancellation actions in China
We have previously reported here on the PRETUL case, which confirmed that original equipment manufacturing (OEM) use of a trade…
Read MoreLuscious Louboutin: the sole matter of shape marks
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has clarified that the red sole trade mark did not constitute a shape mark…
Read More2018 World Cup: FIFA’s determined to keep ambush marketing on the bench
According to FIFA, the 2014 World Cup reached 3.2 billion viewers globally, with more than one billion people watching the…
Read MoreIf you liked it then you should’ve put IP on it
The importance of considering social media backlash as part of your IP enforcement strategy If you’re ‘Crazy In Love’ with…
Read MoreKicking up a stink: trade marking a smell
The United States Patent and Trade Mark Office (USPTO) has recently granted a trade mark for the scent of Play-Doh….
Read MoreAerospace: flying on the wings of innovation
The Wright Brothers made their first powered flight in 1903. The distance? 120 feet (37 metres). In 2018, Qantas launched…
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