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Can Tactile Marks Be Effectively Protected Under Trademark Law?

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INTRODUCTION For a long time, logos, names, and jingles have been the mainstays of trademark law. A recent trend in branding, however, is the use of non-traditional trademarks such as haptic markings. In 2003, the firm’s trademark in Germany was protected due to its distinctive design. are two examples.

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Navigating Trademarks in the Era of Digital-Physical Hybrid Products and Services

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All of these bring a new dynamism with them and, inevitably, challenges–and opportunities–in the field of intellectual property, most particularly trademarks. A trademark would be the asset that holds together a brand identity for a business, ensuring that its goods or services remain differentiated from others in the marketplace.

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Beware Trademark Squatters: The New Draft of the Chinese Trademark Amendment Aims at You!

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Is this the time we can really see a change in the fight against Chinese trademark squatters, or are we just adding burdens to legitimate right holders? The China National Intellectual Property Association (CNIPA) has recently published a draft amendment to the Chinese Trademark Law.

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Impact of AI on Global IP Systems

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The Swiss Intellectual Property Institute and Zurich University’s Centre for Intellectual Property and Competition Law are working together on a research and policy initiative about the future of IP law in the context of artificial intelligence. AI is similar to previous computer-assisted inventions in several aspects.

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Trademark Modernization Act- An Analysis

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The history of the federal trademark law is almost as old as the Constitution. On July 8, 1870, the Federal Trademark was enacted as the first US Federal law to protect the trademarks. In its place, a trademark law on March 3, 1881, was enacted that targeted the trademarks used in interstate commerce.

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Common Mistakes to Prevent When Filing for a Trademark

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Introduction A trademark is a symbol that differentiates one’s brand from another. A trademark is a symbol that can consist of a device, label, name, signature, combination of colors and much more. The process of filing for a trademark can be complex and making mistakes while filing can lead to delays or rejections.

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Trademark Registration Process in the US and The India: Key Differences

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INTRODUCTION The time it can take to register a trademark can therefore take longer depending on several factors such as the jurisdiction to which it was processed, the materials that have been included in the application as well as whether there are opposing voices or objections prevailing over the trademark.