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With a host of car and tech companies competing in the driverless vehicles area, it looks as though Waymo will be first on the road. Having worked in this area since 2009, the Alphabet subsidiary expects to have launched a driverless taxi service in Phoenix, Arizona, before the end of the year. |
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As blockchain is such a cutting-edge technology, it is no surprise that IP stakeholders are taking a keen interest in its potential applications. In this issue of WIPR, we have focused on how blockchain is helping in the battle against counterfeit goods, following a recent 'blockathon' hosted by the EUIPO. |
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The Internet of Things and agriculture are the focus of this issue’s cover story, in which we shed some light on the major talking points in the licensing arena and provide a base for future analysis. |
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We have interviewed Harley-Davidson’s chief trademark counsel, Linda Heban, for the cover story of WIPR. Heban discusses a range of enforcement topics with us, sharing her stories from the front line of anti-counterfeiting. |
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For the cover story in this issue, we have interviewed the CEO of InterDigital, Bill Merritt, about life on the front line of the telecoms industry. |
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