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Five things we learned this week: PTAB changes, 'Dismaland' and more

Disney v 'Dismaland'?

When UK street artist Banksy revealed his latest venture, a ‘bemusement’ exhibition called “Dismaland”, there may have been a few raised eyebrows among intellectual property lawyers.

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