Last Friday (8), the member states of the European Union (EU) and their legislators reached an agreement on the general rules for drafting a regulation for artificial intelligence (AI) models.
read +The State Court of Justice of São Paulo (TJ/SP) upheld a decision that did not recognize the exclusive use of the name of a historical figure by a Masonic lodge. In Freemasonry, specifically, the word lodge...
read +In a recent statement, Spotify, one of the world's largest audio platforms, announced through a spokesperson that it will stop offering its services to users in Uruguay by February 2024. The decision, according to the company, was due to the updating of Uruguay's Copyright Law (Law 9.739/37 amended by Law 17616/2003), approved in November.
read +The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), the organization that coordinates the naming and numbering systems on the Internet, launched a new service in November, called the Registry Data Request Service (RDRS).
read +Last Friday (24), the Brazilian Patent and Trademark Office (BPTO) published the report on its Public Consultation on the possible revision of articles 32 and 33 of Law 9279/1996, the Industrial Property Law.
read +Last Thursday (23), IDS, represented by its Academic Coordinator, Patricia Porto, took part in an international event on innovation combined with environmental psychology. The meeting was promoted by Swissnex, a global network...
read +WIPO: World Intellectual Property Indicators 2023 The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has published its annual report with global indicators related to Intellectual Property. Based on statistics on filing, registration and validity of national and regional IP offices in 2022, the indicator covers patents, trademarks, industrial designs, protection of cultivars and geographical indications. It also […]
read +Recently (November 10), the ANPD published a new technical note, this time with guidelines on the "Safe Stadium Project". The project, which is ...
read +In a recent decision, the Buenos Aires Court of Appeals for Commercial Matters ruled that a chain of retail stores is jointly and severally liable with a financial institution in a legal dispute for breach of contract and damages. In the case, a credit card financial institution had offered the plaintiff a card bearing the retail chain's trademark.
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