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    Month: November 2013

    November 21, 2013in Blogs, IP, IP Intensive, Patent Practice, Patents, Regulatory Policy, US0by Editor
    1042

    Inequitable Conduct in Canadian Patent Prosecution

    The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit recently provided an example of when patents will be invalidated due to inequitable conduct. Canadian patent law presently has no…

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    November 19, 2013in Blogs, Copyright, Infringement, IP, IP Intensive0by Editor
    735

    A “Raging Bull” Won't Quit: The Doctrine of Delay and Copyright Infringement

    Rules define sport. In boxing, a fighter who is knocked down has a ten-second count to stand up and continue the match. If they fail, they are declared “knocked out”…

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    November 13, 2013in Competition, Competition Law, Famous Marks, Trademarks, WIPO0by Editor
    1120

    Beer, Reform, and Policy: A Pint of Chinese Trade-mark Law

    If you want to order a Heineken in China, just ask the bartender for a “喜力啤酒” (pronounced “see lee pee jow”). The second word-pair, “啤酒”(“pee jow”), simply means “beer” and…

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    November 13, 2013in Blogs, Internet, IP Intensive, Privacy, Telecommunications0by Editor
    1770

    Targeted Advertising Puts Bell in Sights of the Privacy Commissioner

    Motivated to compete with Facebook and Google, Bell recently announced that starting November 16 it will be collecting massive amounts of customer data to deliver targeted advertising. The Office of…

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    November 12, 2013in Access to Medicines, Blogs, Canada, Cross Border Issues, IP, IP Reform, Jurisdiction, Patents, Pharmaceutical Drugs, Regulatory Policy, Trademarks0by Editor
    1128

    Canada’s IP Laws and the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA): Canada Got the Short End of the Proverbial Stick

    The outline of CETA has arrived – but its full text is still in transit. On what we know of the intellectual property aspects of CETA, Canada got the short…

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    November 12, 2013in Blogs, Broadcasting Regulatory Policy, Copyright Reform, General, Innovation, Internet, IP, Privacy, Technology1by Editor
    1478

    The Ever-Present Need for Canada’s ‘Digital Economy Strategy’

    The 2013 Speech from the Throne seems like a distant memory. Ongoing allegations and revelations emanating from Canada’s Senate chamber have all but overshadowed the Government’s agenda, which Governor General…

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