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Rubik’s Cube loses EU trademark battle

The European Court of Justice has annulled the EU trademark on Rubik’s Cube, stating its shape does not warrant trademark protection. This decision clarifies the boundary between technical solutions and trademarks in European intellectual property law.

Intellectual Property : Sipping on IP

‘Sipping on IP’ sessions by BananaIP Counsels provide an open forum to discuss recent developments in Indian intellectual property law. The post analyses copyright, trademark, and patent issues, with case studies from Indian and international contexts.

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 a panel of examiners, aiming to reduce appeals and improve prosecution efficiency.

Sipping on IP – Conversation on Intellectual Property

Sipping on IP brings together professionals to discuss diverse aspects of intellectual property law in an informal setting. Topics range from patent law and copyright to the impact of global events like Brexit on the IP regime.

Celebrating the International Yoga day, the Patent way.

This post explores innovative yoga patents and their role in modern teaching methods, particularly for children. It connects the celebration of International Yoga Day with the legal and inventive aspects of yoga education.

Admission Notice for Post Graduate Diploma in Patent Informatics by CSIR-URDIP

CSIR-URDIP invites applications for its Post Graduate Diploma in Patent Informatics, focusing on patent analytics and techno-legal studies. The course offers practical training and career opportunities in intellectual property and related fields.

R.I.P. Professor Karl Jorda, you will be missed

Professor Karl Jorda’s legacy in intellectual property law is marked by significant achievements and deep mentorship. He is honoured for his enduring impact on legal education and the global IP community.

Sipping on IP – Conversation on Intellectual Property

Sipping on IP by BananaIP is a platform where peers gather to discuss diverse intellectual property issues, from copyright and patents to international legal comparisons. The initiative aims to foster learning and debate in a relaxed, collaborative setting.

Understanding the PCT

This article offers a structured overview of the Patent Cooperation Treaty and its role in international patent filing. It objectively examines the PCT application process and clarifies the significance of each procedural step in obtaining patent protection across multiple countries.

The invention of the PIN turns 50

This article examines the 50-year legacy of the Personal Identification Number, invented by James Goodfellow in 1966. It explores the patent history and technological impact of the PIN in banking security and ATM usage.