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Posted on 03/03/2010
The Montana World of WearableArt™ Awards show began its life as a promotion for a rural art gallery in Nelson in 1987. Read More
Posted on 26/02/2010 by
The government’s plans for fixing up the much debated section 92A of the Copyright Act have now been confirmed by the introduction into Parliament on 23 February 2010 by Commerce Minister Simon Power of a bill to... Read More
Posted on 15/02/2010
The Australian government has launched a new initiative entitled 'Commercialisation Australia' which has been established to assist organisations convert ideas into commercial reality. Read More
Posted on 22/01/2010 by
Protecting an invention in the USA can be difficult and expensive. In the past the US Patent and Trade Mark Office has been accused of being slow moving and frustrating to deal with. Read More
Posted on 15/01/2010
On 8 December 2009, at the Chemistry Faculty’s end of year celebration held at the Department of Chemistry, Baldwins awarded a prize to the top achiever in the Issues in Drug Design and Development (CHEM 392) paper. Read More
Posted on 08/01/2010 by
As international trade barriers have fallen, China has come under increasing pressure from the US and EU to provide stronger, more enforceable IP protection to ensure all countries are competing on a more level playing field. Read More
Posted on 24/12/2009
A Florida based company has been issuing invoices to patent and trade mark applicants for services that have no value. See WIPO press release. Read More
Posted on 22/12/2009 by
Using the tax system to drive innovation is one of the key features of a pre-Budget report just released by the United Kingdom government. Read More
Posted on 17/12/2009 by
New legislation is to be introduced into the New Zealand parliament in early 2010 to implement a new three notice regime to combat copyright infringement from peer to peer (P2P) file sharing over the internet. Read More
Posted on 07/12/2009
For nine years Baldwins has awarded a $500 prize to the top achiever in the Law and Information Technology paper at the University of Auckland. Read More