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The survey aimed to identify the industry’s demand for standards, assess how research and innovation framework programmes tackle such needs, and raise awareness of the importance of standardisation.
New IPOPHL-PCCI tie-up to make more world-renowned PH brands, bring IP to grassroots
global intellectual property ranking Philippines
Vietnamese patents average growth rate nears 10% a year in the last decade
EC hightlights IP as a critical asset for biotech companies and pleads for a more integrated approach to technology transfer processes in the Member States.
IPOHL celebration National IP month
IP and Sustainable Development Goals
Can you use Mickey Mouse, the Grinch or Shrek in your own works? It depends, but in general you need to be very careful!
The EU-funded reCreating Europe project, can contribute to Europe maintaining its status as a cultural and economic leader in the creative industries.
The Delhi High Court recently issued a dynamic injunction in favor of Viacom 18 Media Private Limited, prohibiting various unauthorized websites from streaming Indian Premier League (IPL) events for the year 2024.
This week we look at the recent blocking of Telegram in Spain and the General Court case on the trade marks 'Sanoid' and 'SANODIN'.
ITSO booked record-high filings and more IP commercialization in 2023
The Horizon Europe strategic plan for 2025-2027 guides research and innovation (R&I) funding during this period, focusing on addressing major global challenges such as climate change, biodiversity loss, the digital transition, and an aging population.
Trademark applications in Myanmar
SAPI Venezuela provides a new tool to manage IP cases
The European Innovation Council (EIC) Impact Report 2023 showcases the remarkable advancements achieved by the EIC in establishing itself as the preferred investor for European deep tech entrepreneurs.
India is in the process of establishing a framework to incentivize both industry and academia for creating copyrights, trademarks, and patents in technical textiles primarily designed for non-aesthetic purposes.
In collaboration with European Research Area countries and stakeholders, the European Commission, has proposed a set of guidelines aimed at supporting the European research community in the responsible utilisation of generative artificial intelligence (AI).
This week we focus on the French Competition Authority imposing a new fine to Google and the CJEU case C-382/21P on the priority of a Community design application following an international application under the PCT.