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Intellectual Property
Mar, 2019 Summary
Will a meme ban compromise internet freedom? Should AI be allowed to own its own ideas? Should video games be free to borrow your dance moves? The speed at which technology is evolving means intellectual property (IP) law now has to contend with these, and many more complicated, questions. The Intellectual Property special report, published in The Times, includes comment on how the patent system is struggling to keep up with this new technology, and an exploration of the importance of trademarks for branding. Also featured is an infographic covering the cost of counterfeit goods to both brands and economies, as well as five trends shaping the global IP landscape in 2019


Why the current patent system doesn’t work for tech

Why companies must go about sharing IP with caution

Fighting the meme ban to protect internet freedom

How video games are pushing the boundaries of IP law

Five trends shaping the global IP landscape

Should trademarks be at the heart of your brand strategy?
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