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AI Times, a Korean AI publication, has published Managing Partner Yongduck Kim's column on AI patents.
Read articleAnalysis of IP practice, AI technology and international protection, alongside news from IPLEX. Explore the articles in English.
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AI Times, a Korean AI publication, has published Managing Partner Yongduck Kim's column on AI patents.
Read articleAs a brand enters the market, a similar trademark application by another business can create a conflict.
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Shawn Fan, founder of Hengbo IP Law Firm, visited IPLEX and shared insights into the Chinese trademark system and recent practice.
Read articlePatent examination and registration commonly take one to two years. In rapidly developing fields, delays can give competitors an advantage or cause businesses to miss commercial opportunities.
Read articleHave you wondered why a patent application has not progressed after filing?
Read articleDesign rights protect a product's appearance. A rights holder may use the design itself or authorize another business to use it through a license.
Read articleA brand represents a company's reputation and identity. Trademark licensing can help businesses expand or structure commercial collaborations.
Read articleAI Times, a Korean AI publication, has published Managing Partner Yongduck Kim's column on AI patents.
Read articleCommercializing technology may require exclusive use of a patented invention in a market, rather than permission to use it alongside others. An exclusive patent license is an important option in that situation.
Read articleA Malaysian trademark application may encounter a refusal during examination. For cosmetics, health foods and beauty products, wording that describes natural ingredients can raise distinctiveness issues.
Read articleAI Times, a Korean AI publication, has published Managing Partner Yongduck Kim's column on AI patents.
Read articleIP consultations often reveal uncertainty among business owners about their rights, sometimes compounded by inaccurate information online.
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