In this issue
- Licensing agreements do not provide a means of avoiding revocation
- SUPERMAN not used as a trade mark
- More flexible case law on the validity of purchase reports
- The Court of Cassation imposes an analysis of the sub-categories of goods and services in trademark revocation cases
- Distinction between company registration and use as a trade mark
- A simple visual arrangement does not in itself constitute a patentable invention
- Upcycling is not an exception to respect for intellectual property rights
- The use of romantic music in a romantic scene infringes the author's moral rights
- Questions referred to the CJEU for preliminary rulings on infringement and AIs
- Doctrine condemned for unfair competition
- Disney and Universal file suit against Midjourney for massive infringement of copyrighted works
- Artificial intelligence and defamation
- Canal + obtains VPN blocking of illegal sports content sites
