World Trademark Review
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World Trademark Review
10h ago
Trademark filing data and opposition records show that The New York Times has been working hard to establish and maintain its association with WORDLE, the daily, word puzzle game it acquired in 2022. The media outlet has also been taking on major AI developers, alleging copyright infringement and trademark dilution ..read more
World Trademark Review
13h ago
Trademark filing data and opposition records show that The New York Times has been working hard to establish and maintain its association with WORDLE, the daily, word puzzle game it acquired in 2022. The paper has also been taking on popular AI tools, alleging copyright infringement and trademark dilution ..read more
World Trademark Review
13h ago
In our latest round-up, we look at INTA intervening in a colour combination dispute, perceptions of income inequality driving counterfeit demand, Thai Customs destroying over 1 million fake items, and more ..read more
World Trademark Review
16h ago
Despite prior reluctance to award significant sums for additional damages, the Federal Court of Australia has awarded A$250,000 to deter infringement ..read more
World Trademark Review
20h ago
Despite prior reluctance to award significant sums for additional damages, the Federal Court of Australia has awarded AU$250,000 to deter infringement ..read more
World Trademark Review
20h ago
The Japan Patent Office rejected Google’s opposition against FITBEING due to a lack of similarity and likelihood of confusion with FITBIT ..read more
World Trademark Review
20h ago
We examine the current legislation, regulation and case law governing the production and dissemination of deepfakes and AI-generated likenesses in major jurisdictions around the world ..read more
World Trademark Review
20h ago
A lawyer for Japanese corporation Urawa explains the steps the company took after discovering its exclusive US distributor had filed a purple colour mark without its knowledge ..read more
World Trademark Review
2d ago
The examination practice for partial design applications in China differs significantly from that in other jurisdictions. Applicants seeking to protect partial design applications in China while claiming foreign priority are advised to study the discrepancies in examination practice to better navigate the terrain ..read more
World Trademark Review
2d ago
Delhi High Court holds that Maersk Pharma's trademark has a high likelihood of confusion, and infringes on Maersk’s established goodwill and worldwide recognition. ..read more