World’s largest search engine undermines upcoming EU copyright legislation
New EU copyright directive is set to come into force next month and already faces disobedience from the worlds most utilised search engine, Google. The
New EU copyright directive is set to come into force next month and already faces disobedience from the worlds most utilised search engine, Google. The
The worldÂs second largest smartphone maker can celebrate its new licensing agreement with MPEG LA. This will allow the company to sell its mobile phones in Germany.
The pharmaceutical industry has become increasingly more competitive. This competition causes companies to do all they can to secure the branding of their products (drugs) before they are available for commercial consumption. Consequently, it can sometimes be difficult for drug manufacturers to understand what constitutes Âgeneral use under the European Union Trade Mark Regulation (ÂEUTMRÂ).
The well-known companies Apple and Qualcomm have been in litigation back and forth regarding the ban of iPhone models.
It seems likely that by 2025, the first self-driving vehicles will be commercially acquirable.
Volkswagen are still suffering from the aftermath of their emissions scandal, on top of other trade and European Union problems. Two years ago, today, it
Following the referendum and the ongoing saga in respect of Brexit, patents have been a particular hot topic of discussion.
The arduous matter of enforcing a patent within the EU, and one current suggestion for improvement.
The well-known brand of Davidoff has released a fragrance by the name of ÂHOT WATERÂ. The name of the perfume- DAVIDOFF HOT WATER is an already registered EU trade mark. In the interest of business, Coty is the exclusive licensee and as such, is permitted to distribute the product in Germany.
A ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) in the case of Land Nordrhein-Westfalen v Dirk Renckhoff has ensured that website operators cannot post copyrighted material originating elsewhere without first obtaining permission to do so from the original publisher.