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Rights of performers in audiovisual works
The protection of performers’ rights is an important concern in the Philippines, especially because several Filipino performers of audiovisual works have achieved worldwide fame.   1 May 2013
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Patent declaratory judgment actions
It is quite common for US patent litigation to commence in the form of a DJ action, wherein a party seeks a judicial determination regarding the legal positions of the parties.   1 May 2013
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Registration of non-traditional marks in Turkey
Although the Turkish Trademark Decree Law no: 556 allows the registration of signs such as trade dress, shapes or product packages, sounds, colours, etc, it has always been tricky to obtain registration for these types of non-traditional trademarks.   1 May 2013
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Can similarity between words and devices exist?
If you ever visit Taiwan, you will not want to miss the famous ice dessert, so-called ‘frog eggs’ or ‘pearls in sweet sauce’, available in the night markets.   1 May 2013
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Naming medical trademarks
Medicines enjoy special regulation, including covering the name under which they are sold.   1 May 2013
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Customs enforcement in the Benelux: a proposed broadened protection
The Benelux, and in particular the Netherlands, form a large port for the import of goods from outside the European Economic Area (EEA).   1 May 2013
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IMPI: the unheard specialist in IP crimes
To date, there has been a general consensus that counterfeiting represents a huge obstacle in the development of an economy.   1 May 2013
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When is the descriptive use of a mark not in accordance with honest practices?
Marula is a medium-sized tree common in the woodlands of South Africa, the fruit of which is used for a well-known liquor.   1 May 2013
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Key cases: developments in India
A two-judge bench of the Supreme Court has confirmed the finding of the Intellectual Property Appellate Board (IPAB) and the Indian Patent office and rejected the patent application filed by Novartis for Glivec in 1998.   1 May 2013
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Making the case: IP developments in the Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic has had some interesting cases in the past months and made an important public effort to assure the better use of intellectual property in the country.   1 May 2013

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