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Protection of Cartoon Characters under Intellectual Property Law Regime : An Analysis of Copyright and Trademark Laws

Krishnawat, Dharmveer Singh - 2008

Fictional characters are at the center of a multibillion-dollar industry, a fact that offers strong motivation for authors to fight to preserve their monopoly in any way they can. Usually copyright law protects a fictional character within the context of the work in which the character appears....

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Altuk, Evrim; Kablan, Ali; Ocak, Murat - 2019

. Companies that use technological opportunities take advantage of competition. In a rapidly changing world companies should be …

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Chapter 19 Intellectual Property Law

Menell, Peter S.; Scotchmer, Suzanne - In: Handbook of law and economics : volume 2, (pp. 1473-1570). 2007

This chapter provides a comprehensive survey of the burgeoning literature on the law and economics of intellectual property. It is organized around the two principal objectives of intellectual property law: promoting innovation and aesthetic creativity (focusing on patent, trade secret, and...

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Complementarity between patents, trademarks and copyrights : evidence from the food and beverage industry

Grashuis, Jasper - In: International journal of intellectual property … 12 (2022) 4, pp. 492-508

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Developments in intellectual property strategy : the impact of Artificial Intelligence, robotics and new technologies

Naim, Nadia (ed.) - 2024

1. Artificial Intelligence Creations and Ownership – Who should the Intellectual Property belong to?.-2. Fostering Innovation by Utilising Big Data: The Data Act and the Risk of Quasi-Exclusivity Reinforcing Data Lockups.-3. Legal Nature of NFTed artwork -- A comparative study.-4. Intellectual...

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Counterfeit Fashion : The Interplay between Copyright and Trademark Law in Original Fashion Designs and Designer Knockoffs

Tu, Kevin V. - 2010

The fashion and apparel industry is big business in both the United States and abroad. With the growth of the fashion industry and the role of the media in disseminating fashion commentary, public awareness about prominent fashion designers and the creations of such designers is at an all-time...

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Do consumers discount parallel imports?

Chen, Kong-pin; Lai, Hung-pin; Yu, Ya-ting - In: Asia-Pacific journal of accounting & economics : APJAE 21 (2014) 1, pp. 58-77

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Parallelimporten ur ett nordiskt perspektiv

Bernitz, Ulf (ed.) - 2000

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Parallel Imports : The Court of Justice of the EU Rules That Debranding and Rebranding of Imported Products While Stored in Customs Warehouse Constitutes Trade Mark Infringement

Giannino, Michele - 2018

Clarifying what was a controversial point of law, in Mitsubishi v Duma the Court of Justice of the European Union hold that a parallel importer that, without the consent of the proprietor, removes from products placed in the custom warehouse the original trademark affixed by the manufacturer and...

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Do Consumers Discount Parallel Imports?

Chen, Kong-Pin - 2016

of a parallel import and, if there is a sale, the transaction price as a ratio of the manufacturer's suggested retail … price is 0.093 higher. A small number of less experienced parallel import sellers, in an attempt to maintain a price … product has higher transaction price than, but about the same trade probability as the parallel import …

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