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European Commission calls for evidence on anti-counterfeit toolbox initiative

The IPKat

The EU Toolbox is part of the EU Strategy to tackle Organised Crime 2021-2025. The EC reports that despite efforts to battle counterfeit goods, the market is still thriving, with an increase of detained articles at EU borders. In 2019, the imports of counterfeit goods equaled 5.8 % of total EU imports, with a value of EUR 119 billion.

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Regulating The Game: Towards A Safe and Sustainable Online Gaming Ecosystem in India

IP and Legal Filings

have created a niche market in the gaming Industry, introducing special products for gaming. billion and is projected to reach USD 5 billion in 2025, according to a 2021 BCG report. It also introduces a due diligence process under Rule 3 and 4 which the Online Gaming Industry has to comply to.

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COP26 – The UK Government's preparation to date

Herbert Smith Freehills

Like the EU ETS, the UK ETS is a cap and trade system, which enables the Government to leverage market forces to help to contain pollution. For example, in addition to the measures discussed above, the Government also: brought forward the date to completely phase out unabated coal from the UK's energy mix from 2025 to 2024; and.

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COP26 – The UK Government's preparation to date

Herbert Smith Freehills

Like the EU ETS, the UK ETS is a cap and trade system, which enables the Government to leverage market forces to help to contain pollution. For example, in addition to the measures discussed above, the Government also: brought forward the date to completely phase out unabated coal from the UK's energy mix from 2025 to 2024; and.

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First draft of the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice has been released

Kluwer Copyright Blog

Further drafts are to be prepared, with the final version of the Code forecast to be released by 2 May 2025, in accordance with Article 56 (Codes of Practice) of the EU AI Act. The AI Offices idea is to provide a future-proof Code that will also be appropriate for the next generation of AI models released after the May 2025 deadline.

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Copyright, the AI Act and extraterritoriality

Kluwer Copyright Blog

According to the recital, the rationale is that such a rule is “necessary to ensure a level playing field” among GPAI model providers “where no provider should be able to gain a competitive advantage in the Union market by applying lower copyright standards than those provided in the Union.” C-136/04 , para. 23; C-134/08 , para 19).

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