Posted on March 18th, 2008 by Editor
Companies like Coca-Cola, which values its brand name at $34 billion, take a very dim view of trademark infringement. So I’d better say this in the very beginning of my post: “These materials are presented here for private educational, scholarly, and research uses”, OK? While Russian bombers continue routine patrol missions over the Atlantic Ocean, […]
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Posted on January 29th, 2008 by Editor
IndustryWeek publishes detailed article on IP (Intellectual Property) theft issues, and makes it the cover story. Foreign governments play a key role in fighting IP theft, but unfortunately, there is a wide variance in how countries are attacking the problems of counterfeiting and IP theft, according to a 30-nation study by the OECD (Organization for […]
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Posted on January 24th, 2008 by Editor
The new Russian ambassador to NATO has raised the issue of military patent infringement and promised to look into the production of the famous ‘Kalashnikov’ brand of automatic weapons by NATO countries. “As I was preparing to take up my new post, I was astonished at the disrespect for proprietary rights in the field of […]
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