Here’s what you missed since the last Never Too Late post.
Book review
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Hayleigh Bosher reviewed the recently published ‘Guidebook to Intellectual Property (7th edition) authored by Sir Robin Jacob, Matthew Fisher and Lynne Chave. In the post a discount code was kindly provided for the IPKat Readers.
Trademarks
Marcel Pemsel commented on the recent Second Board of Appeal’s decisions relating to the trade marks METAVERSE FOOD (R2357/2022-2) and METAVERSE DRINK (R2356/2022-2), by highlighting the necessity of distinctiveness in relation to goods and services that can be offered and sold online.
Patents
Henry Yang reported about the Interdigital v Lenovo [2023] EWHC 539. It was highlighted that the case was brought before the UK High Court in relation to the FRAND royalty to be paid by Lenovo to Interdigital for a license to their SEP portfolio.
Other
Merpel McKitten provided the IPKat readers with more information on the upcoming IPKat book, edited by Kats Hayleigh Bosher and Eleonora Rosati. In the post it is also possible to find a discount code.
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