Bastian Schweinsteiger the MUFC midfield maestro is considering legal action as a result of a Nazi doll which apparently resembles him See for yourself https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-34606799
The 2 giants Microsoft and Google have agreed to draw a line under 18 patent infringement claims against each other.
The disputes involved disputes around WiFi, mobile phone and video game technologies in Germany and the United States. A statement read: “Google and Microsoft have
The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court hands down judgment on a case regarding the mark ‘The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain’.
The European Court of Justice has issued its judgment in a case concerning an online contract for the sale of goods.
According to consulting firm AT Kearney Brazil has been identified as the country with the largest number of Internet addicts.
According to consulting firm AT Kearney Brazil has been identified as the country with the largest number of Internet addicts.
Google closes their news site in Spain after a change in intellectual property law.
How to stop file sharers in the English Courts? By way of an injunction but is there any point? There have been a host of cases concerning the closure of various file sharing websites. The rights holders have been successful at court but the file sharers open up a new website and new domain and on it goes. But aside from going after the file sharing websites – what about going after individuals? In the USA the copyright troll is issuing claims against various individuals and apparently they are quite successful. What about the UK?
The Spanish government last month passed a new copyright law which imposes fees for online content providers ie Google News. It highlights European concerns (Germany and other European countries also sought to impose similar legislation) that Google is piggybacking on the established news providers without actually doing any reporting.
