36 Towards better brand protection Several changes to the Internet landscape over the past year have brought new challenges for brand owners, as Mark Calandra reports.
40 The IP Summit: a two-pronged approach The pan-European Intellectual Property Summit returns for its fifth year, and this time it has grown from two to four days across two different countries, as Premier Cercle, the co-organiser, explains.
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42 The art of intellectual property protection Pablo Picasso was perhaps the greatest artist of the 20th century, and he was almost certainly the most well-known. TB&I talks to Claudia Andrieu, head of legal affairs at the Picasso Administration, about the challenges of protecting a legacy of such enormous significance.
44 Champagne moments: defending drinks brands Protecting premium drinks brands online requires a proactive approach to infringement and a commitment to responsible promotion, as Susan Gustaffson, IP counsel at Pernod Ricard’s champagne and cognac division, explained to TB&I.
46 Out of line: protecting trademarks on the Internet The online environment needs to be a key consideration when developing brands and slogans, says Petter Rindforth.
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48 Trademark databases: an insider’s view Having made 42 online trademark databases, 12 of which were built in 2011, available to the industry on the search management tool Inspiro and its website, Avantiq has proved its experience and high capacity in the trademark database field. Larissa Best explains.
50 Resolving string contentions in the new gTLD
programme Jonathan Cohen provides an update on the new gTLDs, and explains how the problem of strings with multiple applicants can be effectively resolved.
54 Snapshot: Groupon Since its launch in the US in 2008, Groupon has quickly grown into a successful online group buying platform. TB&I talks to its UK arm about how the business works.
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