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Intellectual Property, Trade Mark, Patent, Copyright and Technology law commentary from Azrights Solicitors
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The aim behind this blog is to produce interesting articles and snippets of news on Intellectual Property and Technology law. The posts will comment on matters that will be of interest to small or SME businesses or to those wanting to know more about how Intellectual Property works and furthers business objectives. We hope to provide a holistic perspective – crossing the boundaries between disciplines – and to avoid being purely legally focused as there are already many such Intellectual Property blogs in existence. We draw for inspiration and news from existing Intellectual Property blogs, but our approach will bring together insights from other areas too like internet marketing, branding, and entrepreneurship.
- Added on: Oct 15th, 2008
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: Paul Smith
- Listed in: Law & Legal Innovation
- Tags: copyright domains patents trademarks intellectual property litigation
Recent Posts
Google News and Pay Walls
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Brands: Trade Marks and Domain Names Chapter 1 of Book: Why Web 2.0 Brand Protection Requires Online Brand Promotion
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Food Regulations and Compliance
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Facebook Page Vanity URLs
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Are social networking sites doing enough to protect children?
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Crocs Trade Mark Infringement
Crocs Fashionista-at-law reports the trade mark action brought against Crocs by Porsche over use of the name CAYMAN, which is one of Crocs’ best selling brands. The dispute arises because Porsche has a European Community Trade Mark for CAYMAN which...
