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In Depth
The unconventionalities of non-traditional marks
31 May 2025What makes a scent or sound legally yours?— Espie Angelica A. de Leon
Recent official rejections due to ‘deceptiveness’: Criteria and solution
31 May 2025CNIPA often applies stricter criteria during the substantive examination of trademark registrability, particularly regarding deceptiveness. – LING ZHAO
Unlocking IP wealth
30 April 2025How do you fully capitalize IP? — Excel V. Dyquiangco
The licensing contract: Determining royalty rates
30 April 2025How do you know if the rate you’re considering is too high or too low? — Espie Angelica A. de Leon
In the sidelines of the AI conversation: Model disgorgement and algorithm deletion
30 April 2025What can you do when your AI system trains on copyrighted material or protected data? – Espie Angelica A. de Leon
The key to supply chain innovation
30 April 2025Challenges in protecting IP lie ahead as businesses adopt supply chain technology. — Excel V. Dyquiangco
What is the line between parody and adaptation?
31 March 2025There is a nuanced distinction between parody and adaptation. Through legal analysis and practical advice from experts, Excel V. Dyquiangco sheds light on the complexities surrounding the intersection of creativity and copyright protection.
The promise and peril of AI in the legal industry
31 March 2025Can AI become the ultimate legal assistant, or will its limitations keep it confined to the back office? — Cathy Li
How generative AI is reshaping gaming
31 March 2025GenAI is raising complex IP issues, particularly in copyright ownership and authorship. — Excel V. Dyquiangco
AI in Malaysia: Can AI-generated works be copyrighted?
31 March 2025The rise of AI-generated work casts a spotlight on the gaps in the current Malaysian legislative framework.
Qatar revolutionizes its IP landscape
31 March 2025Qatar’s National Vision 2030 has modernized its IP landscape. – Excel V. Dyquiangco
Can a trading strategy be protected as a trade secret?
31 March 2025What lawyers say about trading strategies and trade secrets. — Espe Angelica A. de Leon
Dembow riddim, reggaeton and the copyright lawsuit
31 March 2025A recent legal dispute raises questions about the copyrightability of rhythms. — Excel V. Dyquiangco
AI and intellectual property: A growing wave of disputes
31 March 2025The surge in AI-generated content has sparked a global legal reckoning. – Panisa Suwanmatajarn
Examination and utilization of AI-related patents in Japan
31 March 2025Japan’s patent system offers high transparency and stable protection, even for AI-related inventions.