A deep dive into the Supreme People’s Court’s multi-factor analysis in IWNCOMM v Apple illustrates that the decision of whether to grant injunctive relief involves a nuanced grasp of the different factors at issue and how they interact.
Licence is a big breakthrough in the multimedia space for the Finnish company
In an exclusive interview with Tim Pohlmann, Kasim Alfalahi offers his take on how to navigate the world of SEP licensing, Avanci’s 5G vehicle programme and striking the right balance between the interests of licensors and licensees.
During a visit to Vietnam in August 2007 Robert Zoellick, chairman of the World Bank, remarked that “Vietnam is the success story of development”. Since Bill Clinton’s visit in November 2000, which for many heralded the openingup of Vietnam to business after decades of post-war isolation, this has been the country’s aim.
29 January 2008
One thing is certain in the world of intellectual asset and IP management – the ground is constantly shifting. As US IP owners get to grips with significant legal changes, changes in the Australian marketplace are also having an impact – both positive and negative – on the rights of IP owners.
29 January 2008
Patent valuation involves numerous economic considerations. It also requires a technical understanding of the technology covered by the patent and the clarification of issues
29 January 2008
In July 2005 10 of the world’s leading companies in the field of electronics and a US university filed 15 patent litigation actions against a major German DVD replicator on the grounds that the German parts of 15 European patents were essential to implement the MPEG-2 technology standardised by the International Standardisation Organisation and the International Electrotechnical Commission
29 January 2008
IP rights experts believe that intellectual property is the key to India’s expanding knowledge economy. Having grown in leaps and bounds, the Indian IP industry is fast reaching new heights.
29 January 2008
Even patent practitioners find it hard to rationalise the complexities of the European patent system. To start with, there is no one European system, but rather two distinct systems through which patents can be granted in European countries.
29 January 2008
In recent years the securitisation of various types of intellectual property has evolved from a small niche market utilised by individual artists or thinly capitalised companies to a broader corporate financing tool used to facilitate mergers and acquisitions, stock buy-backs and risk transference to investors.
29 January 2008
In recent years there have been some significant changes to intellectual property in Switzerland.
29 January 2008
Iceland is a relatively large country but has a small population – its 300,000-strong inhabitants are spread over an area of 103,000 square kilometres, although the vast majority (60 per cent) live in and around the capital, Reykjavik.
29 January 2008
This chapter looks at the possible conflicts that can arise between intellectual property and the competition process and free market access in Mexico. It also analyses the approach of the Federal Competition Commission to this issue.
29 January 2008
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