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“Don’t Use my Name”, “Okay, Cool”

Burberry initiated legal action against rapper Burberry Perry for using its name and trademarks to promote his music. The matter concluded quickly when the artist changed his stage…

Intellepedia · 1 Aug 2016

USPTO Announces Post-Prosecution Pilot Program (P3)

The USPTO has launched the Post-Prosecution Pilot (P3) program to provide an alternative to appeals after a final rejection. This initiative enables applicants to present arguments directly to…

Intellepedia · 29 Jul 2016

Kriti vs Bob

The Kriti vs Bob case explores a copyright dispute between two short film makers, resulting in legal notices and YouTube takedowns. The resolution of this dispute demonstrates the…

Intellepedia · 22 Jul 2016

Patanjali mired in controversy once again

Emami filed a legal case against Patanjali for alleged infringement of its Kesh King trademark and design. The Calcutta High Court issued an interim restraint before the parties…

Intellepedia · 21 Jul 2016

Apple’s Latest Patent to Curb Copyright Infringement

Apple’s latest patent introduces technology that disables phone cameras using infrared signals to prevent unauthorised recordings, especially in protected venues. While it offers clear benefits for copyright holders,…

Intellepedia · 15 Jul 2016

Canada’s accession brings Marrakesh Treaty into force

Canada’s accession brings the Marrakesh Treaty into effect, strengthening copyright exceptions for accessible books. The Treaty aims to enhance access to published works for print disabled persons while…

Intellepedia · 14 Jul 2016

Toyota Wins the ‘Prius’ Trademark Dispute

The Delhi High Court ruled in favour of Toyota in the long-standing Prius trademark dispute. The judgment found the defendants’ use of the mark dishonest and detrimental to…

Intellepedia · 13 Jul 2016

Weekly IP News

This Weekly IP News reviews major copyright and trademark developments, including the Kriti versus Bob controversy, a John Doe order for Sultan, and McDonald’s EU trademark dispute. The…

Intellepedia · 11 Jul 2016