This year's World Intellectual Property focus is on "IP and the SDGs: Building our Common Future with Innovation and Creativity." We're dedicated to advancing IP industries and improving strategies for a sustainable future. At Exy IP, our commitment remains strong as we continuously work to enhance Intellectual Property systems in the ever-evolving global marketplace. They are the leader, innovators, creators, and entrepreneurs of tomorrow. Happy World Intellectual Property Day!
The 23rd of April is a symbolic date in the world of literature. Books have proven to expand our horizons, combat isolation, and reinforce ties between people while stimulating our minds and creativity.
Being one of the speakers at Matrade was truly an honor. An event opening by Amazon Global Selling regional head, the session had offer crucial knowledge on expanding your global sales and maximizing Amazon's potential for business growth. Let's set out on a journey of transformation and achieve success together! #ExyIP #Matrade #Amazonglobalselling
Exy IP delighted the team by treating them to an authentic Brazilian barbecue feast, in conjunction with Eid Mubarak. This special gathering was a perfect opportunity to unite the whole team during Ramadan, emphasizing the spirit of community and togetherness.
Instagram has instructed the owner of the British anti-litter app, Littergram, to change its name, citing it as "not acceptable." Littergram allows users to report litter by sharing photos. Owner Danny Lucas appealed to Mark Zuckerberg, expressing concern over the potential demise of his project. Instagram's legal team gave Lucas three to six months to transition away from the name. Facebook expressed admiration for the app's goals but requested the name change, citing similarities to their platforms. They hope to resolve the issue outside of court.
The Nike, Inc. v. Kasky case is a significant legal battle that involved issues concerning corporate speech and the boundaries of commercial speech under the First Amendment.
Eid Mubarak to all Muslims! Wishing you and your families a blessed and happy Eid al-Fitr.
Astoria, Oregon coffee shop owner Sam Buck lost her battle with Starbucks over the name "Sambuck's," which the coffee giant claimed was trademark infringement. A judge ruled in favor of Starbucks, ordering Buck to change the name of her shop. While Buck won't have to pay Starbucks' legal fees, she has until the end of the month to decide whether to appeal the decision.
Having said the above, it is best to protect your brand as soon as you start your business to avoid any other party riding on your brand and goodwill. If you're looking to file for intellectual property protection but don't know where to begin, need assistance with a trademark search, or find someone else bearing a similar trademark, we're here to provide the support you need.
The power of intellectual property - A scotch-tape brand won over trademark infringement with smartphone brand.
