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The English High Court has ordered telecommunications companies including Sky and BT to block consumers’ access to platforms known to stream pirated content, after entertainment providers such as Netflix, Disney, and Warner Bros asked for an injunction. 26 October 2021
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Disruptive innovations create new markets and replace well-established products and services. While the pandemic dramatically increased the adoption of disruptive technologies, new consumer habits and demands such as the wish for sustainable, climate-friendly, and personalised products and services—to name just a few—require brand-new solutions. This session will cover: 26 October 2021
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A district judge had dismissed a lawsuit accusing Nirvana of infringing the copyright in an illustration of Dante’s ‘Upper Hell’, after determining that the appropriate forum to litigate the copyright complaint brought by a British individual, is the UK. 25 October 2021
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Facebook has requested an en banc rehearing in a lawsuit filed by a US TV anchor over an unauthorised photograph, arguing that a law shields the tech company from such claims. 25 October 2021
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The Shanghai Pudong Court has tried 69 members involved in two counterfeiting operations that sold fake Chanel, Gucci, and Cartier products. 25 October 2021
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Facebook has signed a deal with a consortium of French publishers to pay for links to news stories shared on the social media platform. 22 October 2021
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China’s official case studies offer IP owners a guide to getting results against infringers, say Haiyu Li and Haoyu Feng of Chofn IP. 22 October 2021
Patents
Dish Network has convinced the Federal Circuit to transfer a patent suit against it out of the US District Court for the District Western District of Texas in its second appeal. 22 October 2021
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The purpose of the report is to inform about Mercado Libre's efforts to guarantee the security of its digital services. In this second report, we extended the scope of the information shared and included additional data provided to the authorities in compliance with their requests for information. 21 October 2021
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Two independent filmmakers have sued directors Spike Lee and Nate Parker, claiming that they “stole” the idea for the 2019 film “American Skin”. 21 October 2021
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