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    Day: April 3, 2018

    April 3, 2018in Blogs, Copyright, IP Intensive, Movies, Ownership0by Editor
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    Hollywood Lawsuit May Have Blockbuster Results

    US tech incubator, Rearden LLC, has been engaged in a drawn-out battle over its facial motion-capture technology, MOVA Contour. The disputed software was used to create the famous faces of…

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    April 3, 2018in Blogs, IP, IP Intensive, Trademarks0by Editor
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    Deceiving the Canadian Consumer: A Thing of The Past?

    Probably not – although, various efforts are being employed by the Canadian government to tackle the counterfeit products industry and protect the Canadian consumer. (more…)

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    April 3, 2018in Blogs, IP, IP Intensive, Patents, US-Canada Relations0by Editor
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    What the End of NAFTA Could Mean for Patent Filing Trends in Canada

    According to the IP Canada Report 2016, the USA is the top patent filer in Canada, with 17,966 applications in 2015, immediately followed by Canada, with 4,277 applications.[1] In 2015,…

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    April 3, 2018in Blogs, Design, IP, IP Intensive0by Editor
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    US Design Law Still Decorated with 1880’s Era Carpeting

    Under the provisions of the United States Patent Act, the sale of “any article of manufacture” to which an infringing design has been applied makes the infringer liable “to the…

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