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Content
2021, Volume 16, Issue 2
- 179-183 The legal nature of a domain name: the Ukrainian dimension
by Nataliia Bulat - 184-186 Cornucopia of comparative case law: trade mark law in Asia
by Danny Friedmann - 187-188 Deciphering the transnational aspect of IP law
by Kshitij Kumar Singh
2021, Volume 16, Issue 1
- 1-2 Let’s do away with the notion of the “personal brand”
by Neil Wilkof - 3-4 A patentable computer program could only be one button press away
by Oliver Lam & Jeremy Smith - 5-7 Wheely good result for BMW in the Patents Court
by Janet Strath - 7-8 US Supreme Court precludes judicial review of time-bar challenges of US Patent and Trademark Office Patent Trial and Appeal Board institution decisions
by Charles R Macedo & Christopher Lisiewski & Chandler Sturm - 9-11 Lionel Messi v EUIPO: 2-0. Court of Justice blows final whistle on opposition proceedings involving Leo Messi
by Stefan Martin - 11-13 Genuine use of a mark without a single sale. Possible? ‘Yes!’, says the General Court
by Stefan Martin - 13-15 Land Rover fails to defend 3D shape mark oppositions
by Alex Woolgar - 16-17 SkyKick—a continuing saga: infringement, injunction, costs and appeals
by Darren Meale - 17-18 AG Hogan advises CJEU to rule that disclosure of evidence in court proceedings is not a communication to the public
by Nedim Malovic - 19-20 Brazil is one step closer to implementation of the Nagoya Protocol
by Suelen Carls - 21-40 ‘Thou shalt not pass’—trade mark and design offices and courts as guardians of public policy and morality
by Carina Gommers & Eva De Pauw & Ine Letten - 41-55 The destruction of copyright—are jurisprudence and legislators throwing fundamental principles of copyright under the bus?
by Kerstin Bäcker & Ursula Feindor-Schmidt - 56-65 The lost tribe: SEP licensing practices in German post-Huawei jurisprudence
by Jonas Heitto - 66-78 Meet my artificially-intelligent virtual self: creative avatars, machine learning, smart contracts and the copyright conundrum
by Eugene C Lim - 79-88 Claiming rights to Augmented Space: current and future scenarios
by Serena Faccio