IP News - August 15, 2016

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Click here for webversion Daily intellectual property news and information from around the world Tweet this DOJ and FTC update Antitrust-Intellectual Property Licensing Guidelines Companies operating in the technology and intellectual property licensing arena should consider how the proposed guidelines might affect them Read more A message from our ad sponsors | Place your ad here Patents Will blockchain technology fuel a new patent war or prevent one? The race is on to gain control of a new technology that has the power to reinvent banking and make transactions and other agreements between parties cheaper, safer and easier to complete READ MORE A guide to conducting an action before the Unified Patent Court The UPC could provide those doing business in Europe with an exciting new patent system which allows for simplified, less expensive, and consistent protection and enforcement of patents across a vast geographical area with a population of approximately 420 million, no fewer than 24 official languages and a wide variety of divergent legal systems READ MORE $96M in OLED patents, a "fruitful" purchase for 2017 Rumor has it Apple is planning to adopt the OLED technology in its 2017 iPhone. With Apple boasting one billion active iPhone users worldwide in the first quarter of 2016, inclusion in the 2017 iPhone version would guarantee UDC some serious fruit for its labor READ MORE IP protection in China for the cosmetics industry Companies who sell their products in China via the most popular e-commerce platforms like Alibaba and Taobao can also initiate notice and take down procedures in case of trade mark, copyright or design infringement READ MORE More Patents Stories IP Management Brexit and your designs Designers are advised to start registering their most commercially valuable designs now, to avoid the uncertainty over the scope and applicability of future unregistered rights READ MORE EU: News on linking from the CJEU Are hyperlinks to copyrighted content made available on the internet without the consent of the right holder "communications to the public" and therefore copyright infringements? According to the CJEU, they may be! READ MORE Prior Art Take 2: Finjan and Sophos gear up for a second battle on whether prior art was publicly available In a battle that likely felt like déjà vu for the parties, Finjan for the second time argued its patents were valid over Sophos's prior art because Sophos failed to produce sufficient evidence of public availability READ MORE European Commission proposes modern EU copyright rules for European culture to flourish and circulate The proposals will also bring tools for innovation to education, research and cultural heritage institutions READ MORE More IP Management Stories IP News Intellectual Property Minister encourages further IP collaboration between UK and China The ministerial visit aimed to reinforce the strength of UK-China collaboration on IP READ MORE 2016 most innovative EU Biotech SME finalists announced in all biotech sectors for first time ever A record breaking 41 such companies from 13 European countries applied for this year's awards and the jury has shortlisted seven of them to compete across three categories: healthcare, industrial and agricultural biotechnology READ MORE Finland: Fast-tracking international patent applications on the rise Since 2009, the Finnish Patent and Registration Office has signed PPH agreements with many national patent offices around the world READ MORE Copyright shouldn't hold technology back When people have talked about Unlock the Box, it's mainly been about how the rule would stimulate competition READ MORE More IP News Stories IPFrontline™ is a publication of IP.com Advertise in IPFrontline Contact Staff Submit Articles © Copyright 2016 IP.com All personal information is handled in strict accordance with our privacy policy. If you wish to no longer receive IPFrontline emails, please UNSUBSCRIBE.

Daily intellectual property news and information from around the world Tweet this DOJ and FTC update Antitrust-Intellectual Property Licensing Guidelines Companies operating in the technology and intellectual property licensing arena should consider how the proposed guidelines might affect them Read more A message from our ad sponsors | Place your ad here Patents Will blockchain technology fuel a new patent war or prevent one? The race is on to gain control of a new technology that has the power to reinvent banking and make transactions and other agreements between parties cheaper, safer and easier to complete READ MORE A guide to conducting an action before the Unified Patent Court The UPC could provide those doing business in Europe with an exciting new patent system which allows for simplified, less expensive, and consistent protection and enforcement of patents across a vast geographical area with a population of approximately 420 million, no fewer than 24 official languages and a wide variety of divergent legal systems READ MORE $96M in OLED patents, a "fruitful" purchase for 2017 Rumor has it Apple is planning to adopt the OLED technology in its 2017 iPhone. With Apple boasting one billion active iPhone users worldwide in the first quarter of 2016, inclusion in the 2017 iPhone version would guarantee UDC some serious fruit for its labor READ MORE IP protection in China for the cosmetics industry Companies who sell their products in China via the most popular e-commerce platforms like Alibaba and Taobao can also initiate notice and take down procedures in case of trade mark, copyright or design infringement READ MORE More Patents Stories IP Management Brexit and your designs Designers are advised to start registering their most commercially valuable designs now, to avoid the uncertainty over the scope and applicability of future unregistered rights READ MORE EU: News on linking from the CJEU Are hyperlinks to copyrighted content made available on the internet without the consent of the right holder "communications to the public" and therefore copyright infringements? According to the CJEU, they may be! READ MORE Prior Art Take 2: Finjan and Sophos gear up for a second battle on whether prior art was publicly available In a battle that likely felt like déjà vu for the parties, Finjan for the second time argued its patents were valid over Sophos's prior art because Sophos failed to produce sufficient evidence of public availability READ MORE European Commission proposes modern EU copyright rules for European culture to flourish and circulate The proposals will also bring tools for innovation to education, research and cultural heritage institutions READ MORE More IP Management Stories IP News Intellectual Property Minister encourages further IP collaboration between UK and China The ministerial visit aimed to reinforce the strength of UK-China collaboration on IP READ MORE 2016 most innovative EU Biotech SME finalists announced in all biotech sectors for first time ever A record breaking 41 such companies from 13 European countries applied for this year's awards and the jury has shortlisted seven of them to compete across three categories: healthcare, industrial and agricultural biotechnology READ MORE Finland: Fast-tracking international patent applications on the rise Since 2009, the Finnish Patent and Registration Office has signed PPH agreements with many national patent offices around the world READ MORE Copyright shouldn't hold technology back When people have talked about Unlock the Box, it's mainly been about how the rule would stimulate competition READ MORE More IP News Stories IPFrontline™ is a publication of IP.com Advertise in IPFrontline Contact Staff Submit Articles © Copyright 2016 IP.com All personal information is handled in strict accordance with our privacy policy. If you wish to no longer receive IPFrontline emails, please UNSUBSCRIBE.