Kylie wasn’t so lucky with EUIPO opposition
Popstar Kylie Minogue has lost her opposition against a Spanish company who filed a name sake application.
Ellis Sweetenham
July 18, 2019
Popstar Kylie Minogue has lost her opposition against a Spanish company who filed a name sake application.
The long-awaited video service provided by Facebook is now available outside of the US.
ÂScotch WhiskyÂ, that being whisky that has been produced in Scotland, has been successfully registered with Âgeographic indication recognition in South Africa, as demand for the drink in the country increased by 20.7% in 2017.
In Australia the Village Roadshow and a number of Hollywood companies have joined forces with Madam Entertainment Pty with the aim of obtaining a blocking injunction for a staggering 151 domains that are in cahoots with 77 pirate media websites.
Pub chain JD Wetherspoon is to sell more drinks from the UK and non-EU brewers in the run-up to Brexit.
The international load line symbol that appears on the hull of ships was at the route of a dispute after a seafarerÂs merchandising company begrudgingly agreed to remove the age-old symbol when another company disputed that they owned the Trade Mark for the symbol.
Pop superstar, Ed Sheeran, known as being one of the best singer-songwriters, has yet again been in the firing line of another copyright claim.
With patents ranging from a Âscan to email and Âbilateral and multilateral decision making it does make for an interesting read. However, when US Patent Number, 6,690,400 was featured, things took a down turn.
In Spain, the rights holders of the film Dallas Buyers Club went after alleged pirates in Bilabo and San Sebastian.
American football coach retweets and gets sued for copyright infringement.