2003 Mumbai blasts: Death for three upheld - IANS

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2003 Mumbai blasts: Death for three upheld IANS This Site is owned and operated by IANS Group and contains material which is derived in whole or in part from material supplied by the Company, various news agencies and other sources, and is protected by international copyright and trademark laws. and more »

Hollywood's gentler post-SOPA strategy: A charm offensive - CNET

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Hollywood's gentler post-SOPA strategy: A charm offensive CNET Paramount is a subsidiary of Viacom and one of the members of the Motion Picture Association of America, an ardent supporter of the Stop Online Piracy Act and the Protect IP Act, which are designed to target offshore Web sites accused of piracy. Stop SOPA, PIPA and ACTA!In Defense of Marxism (blog) all 143 news articles »

Hengtai Wins Trademark Infringement Case for REHAU - Houston Chronicle

Hengtai Wins Trademark Infringement Case for REHAU Houston Chronicle Trademark “REHAU” has been registered and gained protection in tens of countries (including China) applying at all 45 categories of commodity international classification. REHAU Trading is one of REHAU group's China companies. and more »

ACTA Update IV - ComputerworldUK (blog)

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ACTA Update IV ComputerworldUK (blog) ACTA eliminates safeguards and exceptions existing under international law. Quite to the contrary, ACTA is drafted in very flexible terms and contains the necessary safeguards to allow the participating countries to strike an appropriate balance ... Why an International Trade Agreement Could Be as Bad as SOPAThe Atlantic all 128 news articles »

Apple accused of iPad patent infringement in China (again) - ZDNet (blog)

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Apple accused of iPad patent infringement in China (again) ZDNet (blog) Apple and Proview have been engaged in a lengthy legal back and forth over the 'iPad' trademark for years. Proview International Holdings, of which the Shenzen branch is a subsidiary, registered the 'iPad' trademark in Taiwan way back in 2001. Apple may face 'sky-high' finesChina Daily Apple Could Be Slapped With $38 Million Fine For Using iPad Name In ChinaCult of Mac all 127 news articles »