World Trademark Review
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WTR is a bi-monthly magazine and daily email news service that focuses on the issues that matter to trademark professionals.
World Trademark Review
15h ago
First-of-its-kind scheme sees growth in first year as stakeholders push for regulatory change around securing loans against intangibles ..read more
World Trademark Review
15h ago
In our latest update, we look at IP Australia promoting its TM Checker tool, INPI launching a new interactive GI website, and more ..read more
World Trademark Review
20h ago
The court dismissed the argument that the mark was not a common term in the sector in question and that there were other, more usual, descriptive terms for the goods at issue. ..read more
World Trademark Review
20h ago
A key change is that the office has retracted its previous decision mandating the annual submission of a power of attorney to maintain trademark registrations ..read more
World Trademark Review
20h ago
Controversy after the website of Itch.io was taken offline following what was claimed to have been a “bogus” takedown complaint from Funko ..read more
World Trademark Review
2d ago
Controversy after the website of Itch.io was taken offline following what is claimed to have been a “bogus” takedown complaint from Funko ..read more
World Trademark Review
2d ago
Career progression is like training for a marathon, says Trademark Administrator of Year Rosa Jiménez, who has spent over 25 years advocating for non-attorneys in the IP field ..read more
World Trademark Review
2d ago
At an inaugural INTA workshop, senior figures from the IP and finance sectors shared their perspectives on improving the relationship between brand value and investment ..read more
World Trademark Review
2d ago
A recent Court of Cassation decision has highlighted this underestimated and rarely applied tool at the disposal of genuine trademark owners ..read more
World Trademark Review
2d ago
The incorporation of ‘camcording’ as a type of copyright crime means that it is no longer necessary to prove that the unauthorised recording was carried out for commercial purposes. ..read more