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AEREO, Cable, What’s The Difference?
April 30, 2013 by Adam Stevenson (IPilogue Editor) The world of copyright law is constantly evolving and adapting to changes and innovations. No case better captures this ongoing evolution than the recent American decision of WNET, THIRTEEN, FOX TELEVISION STATIONS, INC. v. AEREO, INC.
Innovative Distinctions between Make and Repair
April 2, 2013 by Adam Stevenson (IPilogue Editor) An intermediate bulk container (IBC) was the subject of an ongoing patent suit between exclusive UK licensee of the patent, Schütz (U.K.) Limited (Schütz), and Werit UK Limited (Werit). IBC’s are bulk liquid shipping containers with wire frames surrounding a plastic container in order to improve structural stability. IBCs are designed this way in order to better withstand the structural stress of long-distance shipping.
Bill C-56 Remedies: Rights Holders Can All Feel a Little Safer
March 18, 2013 by Adam Stevenson (IPilogue Editor) Bill C-56, the “Combating Counterfeit Products Act”, went through its first reading on March 1st 2013. The primary goal of the bill, from the perspective of the government, is to modernize our infringement legislation in order to better protect consumers and businesses from counterfeit goods.
Her Story Left the Judge HEARTBROKEN
March 1, 2013 by Adam Stevenson (IPilogue Editor) The UK Patents County Court recently released the decision of Henderson v All Around the World; a case involving a copyright claim by a young artist whose song became an unexpected hit. Jodie Henderson (aka Jodie Aysha) was in her mid-teens when she wrote a song called “Heartbroken” which was recorded and remixed by Tafazwa Tawonezvi (aka T2) in 2005. |
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