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Artificial intelligence
Are major changes to copyright law coming to boost UK development of AI models?
Government proposes changing copyright law to facilitate use of web-scraped content for AI development, and monetisation of content by copyright
AI, Data and Transformative Technologies
AI literacy under the AI-Act – what companies need to consider now
The EU Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 on artificial intelligence (also known as the AI-Act) came into force on 1 August 2024
Intellectual property
Are works of applied art protected under UK copyright law?
IPEC held that EU and UK tests for copyright subsistence for works of applied art could not be reconciled and
Life Sciences and Healthcare
Life sciences dealmakers need to anticipate sector-specific factors in European M&A
European regulatory and intellectual property complexities must be addressed when engaging in mergers and acquisitions
Intellectual property
Historical trade marks in Italy: new process of transferring them to MIMIT and licensing them to third companies is operational
Procedure introduced by the Made in Italy Law allows the ministry to take over the ownership of historical trade marks
Regulatory and compliance
What can UK business expect from regulators in future?
What can be learnt from the UK government's stated approach to regulation and growth?
Blockchain
Singapore's regulators set pace for blockchain and fintech 'ecosystem' advances
The Monetary Authority of Singapore is leading a regulatory race to put the city-state at the vanguard of digital change
Intellectual property
'Commercially reasonable efforts' in licensing agreements: what needs to be considered?
What efforts are actually 'commercially reasonable'?
Mobility and Infrastructure
'Sustainable delivery' is misleading according to the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets
The consumer protection authority is targeting parcel services' misleading sustainability claims.
Intellectual property
Global disputes over solar PV patents are on the rise this decade
Litigation in areas such as TOPCon and thin-film tech could disrupt the market significantly as rights holders enforce patents
Retail and Consumer
How can sustainability and IP rightsholders' interests be reconciled in second-hand goods sales in Europe?
Determining if repair, refurbishment or upcycling of branded goods is a trade mark infringement needs case-by-case analysis
Intellectual property
Personal rights: John Doe lawsuit in Poland?
The Polish Parliament has received a parliamentary bill introducing a new legal instrument - the so-called John Doe lawsuit (pol
