Everyone is acquainted with the ‘5 W rule’ in the field of journalism, media and communication, but have you ever considered that it could also be usefully applied to the registration of software copyright? Let’s start with the most important of the 5 Ws.
For over 20 years the EU Design Legislation has remained practically unaltered while the world has kept constantly changing, this also having a strong impact on designs. In fact, as a result of the continuous technological developments, nowadays designs no longer look the way they used to, now being capable of being generated also by means of tools that did not exist in the past, which allow them to move, transform, be animated, appear/disappear, and even react to users and/or exist in the parallel world of virtual reality.
Effective 11 March 2024, the official fees applicable to trademarks in the Republic of San Marino have been increased.
It has been scientifically proven that synthetic, incisive, catchy phrases or sentences availing themselves of rhythms, rhymes, assonances, alliterations, word plays and other language gimmicks, can capture consumers’ attention and are easily remembered.
Created in 2019, ‘Knowledge Share’, (www.knowledge-share.eu), a project funded by the Italian Recovery and Resilience Plan, is a portal run and managed by the Italian Patent and Trademark Office, the University of Politecnico di Torino and NETVAL, a network putting together a large number of Italian universities and Italian spin-off companies as well as important public research bodies, scientific hospitalisation and care institutes, foundations and agencies.
In a long-standing dispute, started in 2008 between two not known Italian companies on one part and Samsung Electronics Italia s.r.l. and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. on the other part, the Italian Supreme Court issued its decision No. 31170 on 9 November 2023.
As those with a sweet tooth will certainly know, the so-called Gianduiotto chocolates are among the most widely known gastronomic specialties and symbols of our town Turin in particular and of Piedmont in general.
As a result of the Decision of the Administrative Council of December 14, 2023, most official fees payable to the European Patent Office (EPO) will increase as from April 1, 2024.
The SME Fund managed by the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) for the fourth consecutive year re-opened on 22 January 2024 and will be available until 6 December 2024.
INTERPATENT is honoured to have contributed to the latest issue of The Trademark Lawyer, currently online. Here the full article…
INTERPATENT is honoured to have contributed to the latest issue of The Trademark Lawyer, currently online. Here the full article…
We are present on Platinum Magazine. The economic communication magazine attached to “Il Sole 24 ORE”. Here the full article…
