No. 8-5, 2013
Index
- European Trade Mark Law, Quo Vadis?
- An Obvious ‘comity of Errors’: Court Admonishes Motives of Applications Judge, but Agrees with the Result
- Public Interest and Pharmaceutical Preliminary Injunctions in Hungary
- Us Jury Properly Relied upon Second Considerations of Non-obviousness to Overcome Prima Facie Obviousness
- Patent Protection for Diagnostic Methods in the United States: Further Forays into Patent-eligibility
- I Say Doughnut and You Say Dónut: Why Is the Ctm System ‘different’
- In Search of Bad Faith
- Genuine Use of Trade Marks: the Cjeu Clarifies Territorial Scope
- ‘trade Marks’ That Aren't Signs or That Are so Imprecise as to Be Incapable of Registration
- First Circuit Applies Idea/expression Dichotomy and Originality to News Photographs
- Emails (and Other Pure Information) Are Not Property
- Bard V Gore: to Injunct, or Not to Injunct, What Is the Question? Is It Right to Reward an Infringer for Successfully Exploiting a Patent?
- Surnames as Trade Marks: an Indian Perspective
- United States V Business Method Patents: Trial by Trial and Error
- Scotland's New Regime for Effective Intellectual Property Dispute Resolution
- Asian Approaches to International Law: Focusing on Plant Protection Issues
- ‘congratulations, You Have Won!’ New Standards Apply to Announcements of Wins: a Discussion of Purely Creative and Others
- Determining the Patent-related Portion of Infringer's Profit—bottle Carrier (flaschenträger)
- Spcs with Paediatric Extension of Duration: a Commentary Which Is ‘simple, Practical, Clear’
- Intellectual Property and the Enduring Value of Fairy Tales
- Prospects Pleasing, and Unpleasing
- Copyright: Jurisdiction to Try Claims Relating to Foreign Ip Rights
- The Uneasy Role of Trade Marks in Free and Open Source Software: You Can Share My Code, but You Can't Share My Brand