Brand Matters Issue 17: May 2020 Post Editor's Note Welcome to the Summer 2020 edition of Brand Matters. Video Mishcon Academy: Digital Sessions – Brand Resilience: Business recovery post-lockdown Mishcon Academy: Digital Sessi News COVID-19 and brand portfolio management Intellectual property offices around the world have been grappling with the challenges presented by the COVID-19 virus. News COVID-19: Surge in sales of counterfeit and fake goods Europol and the EUIPO have issued a report on how counterfeiters are trying to profit during the COVID-19 pandemic. News Brand identity and advertising during a pandemic Brand owners around the world have been grappling with the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic. Podcast Mishcon Academy: Digital Sessions - GDPR 2 years on Join Partner Adam Rose and Data Protection Advisor Jon Baines as they look back on the second anniversary of GDPR coming into force. News Fake reviews under the spotlight With more consumers turning to online shopping during lockdown, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has announced an investigation News New powers for CMA in relation to 'online interfaces' that harm consumers The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is being given new powers from 2 June 2020 News Mobile app branding: the importance of socially distancing yourself from the competition In one of the first decisions handed down remotely, the Court has provided important guidance on trade mark infringement and passing off in the context of the competitive market of mobile apps. News Amazon not liable for storage of infringing goods but questions remain over its fulfilment service Amazon and other online intermediary retailers have long faced criticism for allowing third parties to sell counterfeit or other IP-infringing products on their platforms. News Sky v SkyKick: Court finds infringement of Sky's mark In January, the Court of Justice issued its decision in Sky v SkyKick providing guidance on a number of issues relating to the scope of protection of registered trade marks News Can third party trade marks be used within video games? The extent to which video game makers can use third party brands within the game is currently a hot topic. In March 2020, a New York court ruled on whether the publisher of the hugely successful Call of Duty games had infringed the HUMVEE trade mark by depicting Humvee military vehicles in the game. News WIPO PROOF: WIPO Launches Tamper Proof Evidence Service The World Intellectual Property Organization ("WIPO") has launched an online global service, WIPO PROOF Subscribe Never miss a publication by signing up to our mailing list Subscribe Brand Matters: Subscribe Brand Matters Issues Issue 34 Nov 2024 Issue 33 Jun 2024 Issue 32 Mar 2024 Issue 31 Nov 2023 Issue 30 Aug 2023 Issue 29 May 2023 Issue 28 Feb 2023 Issue 27 Oct 2022 Issue 26 Jun 2022 Issue 25 Mar 2022 Issue 24 Dec 2021 Issue 23 Sep 2021 Issue 22 Jul 2021 Issue 21 May 2021 Issue 20 Jan 2021 Issue 19 Nov 2020 Issue 18 Sep 2020 Issue 17 May 2020 Issue 16 Mar 2020 Issue 15 Dec 2019 Issue 14 Oct 2019 Issue 13 Jul 2019 Issue 12 Apr 2019 Issue 11 Dec 2018 Issue 10 Oct 2018 Issue 9 Jul 2018 Issue 8 Apr 2018 Issue 7 Nov 2017 Share
Video Mishcon Academy: Digital Sessions – Brand Resilience: Business recovery post-lockdown Mishcon Academy: Digital Sessi
News COVID-19 and brand portfolio management Intellectual property offices around the world have been grappling with the challenges presented by the COVID-19 virus.
News COVID-19: Surge in sales of counterfeit and fake goods Europol and the EUIPO have issued a report on how counterfeiters are trying to profit during the COVID-19 pandemic.
News Brand identity and advertising during a pandemic Brand owners around the world have been grappling with the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Podcast Mishcon Academy: Digital Sessions - GDPR 2 years on Join Partner Adam Rose and Data Protection Advisor Jon Baines as they look back on the second anniversary of GDPR coming into force.
News Fake reviews under the spotlight With more consumers turning to online shopping during lockdown, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has announced an investigation
News New powers for CMA in relation to 'online interfaces' that harm consumers The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is being given new powers from 2 June 2020
News Mobile app branding: the importance of socially distancing yourself from the competition In one of the first decisions handed down remotely, the Court has provided important guidance on trade mark infringement and passing off in the context of the competitive market of mobile apps.
News Amazon not liable for storage of infringing goods but questions remain over its fulfilment service Amazon and other online intermediary retailers have long faced criticism for allowing third parties to sell counterfeit or other IP-infringing products on their platforms.
News Sky v SkyKick: Court finds infringement of Sky's mark In January, the Court of Justice issued its decision in Sky v SkyKick providing guidance on a number of issues relating to the scope of protection of registered trade marks
News Can third party trade marks be used within video games? The extent to which video game makers can use third party brands within the game is currently a hot topic. In March 2020, a New York court ruled on whether the publisher of the hugely successful Call of Duty games had infringed the HUMVEE trade mark by depicting Humvee military vehicles in the game.
News WIPO PROOF: WIPO Launches Tamper Proof Evidence Service The World Intellectual Property Organization ("WIPO") has launched an online global service, WIPO PROOF