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New US law could hold e-commerce companies liable for counterfeits sold on their platforms

The 'Stopping Harmful Offers on Platforms by Screening Against Fakes in E-commerce Act of 2020' (SHOP SAFE Act of 2020) was introduced into the US Congress. It will typically be considered by committee next before it is possibly sent to the US House ...

The European Patent Office guidelines for examination come into force

The European Patent Office (EPO) has issued new guidelines for examination of patents, bringing text into line with legal and procedural developments. In particular, the guidelines take a more rigorous approach to patent description amendments on the...

Patent filings reach record high in 2022 with tech giants driving the global surge

Dreamfilm streaming portal case -no prison for infringers

The four man that were earlier sentenced to jail due to organizing online piracy,are this year released by the decision of Swedish court. These men were behind  Dreamfilm streaming portal which was cooperating with TFplay, Tankafetast and Pirate...

USPTO argues that AI lacks legal capacity to invent

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has argued in an ongoing case that artificial intelligence (AI) lacks the necessary legal capacity to be considered an inventor and that inventions by AI cannot be patented.  The court case w...

Google accused of breaching French antitrust authority orders

French antitrust investigators have claimed that Google failed to comply with the competition body's order on how to deal with negotiations with news publishers, according to Reuters. The investigators have released a 'statement of objections' report...

Australian Parliament passes the News Media Bargaining Code

Australia enacted the News Media Bargaining Code that requires platforms such as Facebook and Google to pay local publishers to link their content in search results and on news feeds. The government's aim is to ensure that news media publishers are f...

US agencies partner to drive innovation in climate and green technology

Reportedly, China is exploiting its courts to weaken the protection of foreign intellectual-property rights

The US and European Union officials are accusing China of using its courts and patent panels to undermine foreign intellectual-property rights and to support Chinese businesses, especially in essential industries such as technology, pharmaceuticals, ...

Tech sector, creative industry & UK government to work together against illegal downloads

Google and Microsoft have reached an agreement with the UK government and the creative industry to limit pirated films and music online. Previously, the film and music industry accused the two companies of 'turning a blind eye to piracy'. With this a...

EU files case against China at WTO over SEPs

The European Union has filed a case against China at the World Trade Organization (WTO) claiming that Chinese authorities are restricting EU companies from going to a foreign course to protect and use their patents. The case involves standards-essent...

New York court rules that embedded Tweets can infringe copyright

A federal court in New York has ruled that embedding a tweet on a web page could count as copyright infringement. The case appeared as Justin Goldman took a photo of American Football player Tom Brady and shared it on Snapchat. The photo was then twe...