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Social Media: An Advertiser’s Dream Or A Minefield Of Threats and Liability?

As the use of social media grows at breakneck pace, brand owners must do more than simply manage existing threats arising from the misuse of their brand on the internet. They often find themselves needing to dive in and exploit the phenomen...

Court Rules Against Google in AdWords Appeal

Collaborative Approach Culminates with Certification of Live Events Tariffs

Indonesia Cinema Severely Under-screened

National Assembly Passes Advertisement Law

Australian Law Firm Freehills merging With International Law Firm Herbert Smith

Ernest Financial Group Joined Regional Legal and Tax Firm VDB Loi

Do Il Son Is Named Partner at Yulchon

Celebrity Brands: To Wed or Not to Wed?

Celebrities no longer just sponsor or promote products, they are now actively involved in the design and manufacture of myriad types of merchandise. Jessie Reider and Sarin Tavlian explain why celebrity brands are good for business, and why...

Study Shows Opposition to Tailored Marketing

Heroes Top Torrented Show

Hidden Flash Cookies Track Opt-out Users

Securitizing Intellectual Property Rights

In times of financial difficulty, more and more IP owners are turning to securitizing their IP rights in order to benefit from the cheap financing available in today’s marketplace. But, as Talal Bijjani warns, securitizing IP rights is highly c...

Right Here, Right Now: New Zealand’s Major Events Management Act in Force

With the 2011 Rugby World Cup looming, New Zealand’s Major Events Management Act is being put to the test, protecting words and emblems related to the event. Ian Finch and Ben Cain explore what companies can, and cannot, do when it comes to the...

Getting a Bigger Piece of the Pie

With global meetings of AIPPI and INTA coming to Asia in the coming months and years, Karen Abraham is urging lawyers in Asia – and the rest of the world – to make sure they aren’t left out. Gregory Glass reports.