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Kurt Warner interview

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Kurt Warner highlights

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IP rights strategy in practice: Arla Foods

For many years Arla Foods has dealt with IP rights, in particular trademarks, and the company is very aware of how important trademarks are to its success. Recently Arla adopted a new five-year company strategy in which brands and trademarks play a prominent role. In this context, Zacco/Eneretten interviewed Jakob Balling, Arla’s IP specialist.

Verizon Awarded $31 Million in Cybersquatting Suit

Domain name registry OnlineNIC has been ordered to pay Verizon Communication $31.15 million in a cybersquatting case filed in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California in San José. Verizon accused OnlineNIC of registering 663 domain names that were identical or similar to Verizon trademarks. Along with the summary judgment, OnlineNIC must transfer the domain names to Verizon and not register any additional domain names containing Verizon trademarks. OnlineNIC did not contest Verizon's request for a default judgment and the company is not out of the woods yet as they are facing similar suits filed by Microsoft and Yahoo. Microsoft accused the company of registering 97 domain names that contained or were very similar to Microsoft trademarks and has requested a default judgment as well.

WIPO: Singapore Treaty on the law of trademarks to enter into force in 2009

The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has announced that a new international treaty setting standards for trademark registration procedures will become effective in 2009, following its ratification by Australia on December 16 2008. This is the tenth ratification of the Singapore Treaty on the Law of Trademarks ("the Singapore Treaty") and will allow the treaty to enter into force on March 16 2009.

Trademarks And Netbooks

I've been considering buying myself a "netbook" recently -- the mini-notebook computers that have become quite popular in the last year or so. As was recently discussed, such mini-notebooks have been around for years, but have finally figured out how to hit that right sweetspot that makes them worth buying in large numbers. I'd been following the various products on the market to try to figure out which one to get, but I realized recently that I had no idea where the whole "netbook" classification had come from. The Asus EeePC got plenty of attention when it launched about a year ago, and then there were plenty of follow up machines -- and somewhere along the line they all got lumped into the "netbook" category.

Russian trademarks winking emoticon

How much would you pay for a ;-)? A Russian businessman has trademarked the emoticon - or combination of punctuation marks - used to convey a wink in text messages and email.

Russian trademarks winking emoticon

How much would you pay for a ;-)? A Russian businessman has trademarked the emoticon - or combination of punctuation marks - used to convey a wink in text messages and email.

Russian Man Trademarks The ;-)

A Russian businessman claims to have trademarked the wink emoticon in his country, and he's planning on charging businesses that use it.

Russian Exec Trademarks the Emoticon

When Superfone president Oleg Teterin sees one of these: =), there's a pretty safe bet it'll be followed by a few of these: $$$. The Russian exec has managed to trademark the emoticon through the country's federal patent agency.

Cheeky winker trademarks ;-)

A Russian businessman has trademarked the emoticon - the combination of punctuation marks used to convey a wink in text messages and e-mail.

NEWS: Russian trademarks winking emoticon

Thankfully though, Oleg Teterin, president of the mobile advertising company Superfone, has said that he won't track down individual users and demand payment. But, that's not going to be the case for businesses:

Russian Mobile Ad Agency Trademarks the Emoticon ;(

Oleg Teterin, president of the mobile ad agency, Superfone has secured a trademark on the emoticon (or smilie) within Russia and plans to try and enforce his rights against large companies.

Psion threatens netbook sites over trademarks

Psion has sent "cease and desist" letters to some netbook-oriented web sites ordering them to stop using the term "netbook". jkOnTheRun says: "The letters claim that the term netbook is trademarked by the firm that produced the Psion netBook in the early 2000's."

Intellectual property as loan collateral pushed

COMPANIES should start securing patents for their trademarks, products, manufacturing processes, and designs because these intangibles are assets which can later on be used as collateral for bank loans, intellectual property authorities yesterday said.

Intellectual property as loan collateral pushed

COMPANIES should start securing patents for their trademarks, products, manufacturing processes, and designs because these intangibles are assets which can later on be used as collateral for bank loans, intellectual property authorities yesterday said.

Ministry of commerce issues patent right certificates

KUWAIT, Jan 5 (KUNA) -- The Department of Trademarks and Patents at the Ministry of Commerce and Industry started here on Monday issuing patent rights certificates for the first time in Kuwait.

NEWS: Dot tel domains launch

A new top level domain has launched and is accepting applications for trademarks from businesses and organisations worldwide on a first-come, first-served basis.

Patent Office to extend trademark protection to sound, moving images

The Patent Office plans to accept applications to register sound and moving images as trademarks, sources close to the government said Thursday.

Nielsen and digital transition, State Farm, T-Mobile

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Scorecard from the MCG

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