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The Interplay of Big Data and Intellectual Property Rights

Kashishipr

Big data is a relatively new concept that has created a greater conundrum in the realm of Intellectual Property (IP) laws. The same may challenge the traditional notions of Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs). Big data refers to the large and diverse sets of information that can grow at an ever-increasing rate.

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Spring Cleaning: Decluttering From Recent Intellectual Property Detritus & Dusting Off Old Posts

LexBlog IP

” The need for spring cleaning, and a sense of coming out of hibernation, seems especially acute this April for this intellectual property lawyer. Some say that to ‘spring clean’ means to wake up from a melatonin-induced slumber of spirit and mind.”

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Protection of Copyrights in Singapore

IP and Legal Filings

One of the most important forms of intellectual property is copyright. Rights related to distribution, reproduction, and public performance and display are among the intellectual property rights which comprise a copyright. There is no formal registration process required to be completed. Introduction.

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TTAB Won't Register 'US Space Force' TM, Citing Netflix Show

IP Law 360

An intellectual property attorney can't get a trademark registration on the term "US Space Force," the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board has ruled, unpersuaded by arguments that a Netflix television series is evidence that the name doesn't always point to the real-life U.S. Space Force.

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Ohio State Successfully Registers the Word THE with the Trademark Office

The IP Law Blog

Ohio State University recently made Intellectual Property headlines by managing to procure a trademark registration for the word THE. The registration procured by Ohio State covers t-shirts, caps, and hats. With that in mind, we can return to the significance of this registration.

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Gobble Up the Trademarks! A Thanksgiving Roundup

LexBlog IP

The applicant, Food Network, intended to use the mark for a televised cooking competition where participants prepared Thanksgiving food. Food Network abandoned the application, but The “Ultimate Thanksgiving Challenge” television show ran for two seasons. 88445011) for being merely descriptive. Asking for a friend.

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Ninth Circuit Pulls Back Rogers Test in Light of Jack Daniels Decision

The IP Law Blog

It has been using the PUNCHBOWL mark since 2006 and has federal trademark registrations covering the mark. One such case is 20th Century Fox Television v. In that case, the Ninth Circuit held that the use of “Empire” by Fox as a trademark for its television series was not an infringement under the Rogers test.