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Toasting the success of Cognition Education

Baldwins were delighted to be sponsors of the recent Air NZ Cargo Export Awards in Auckland, sponsoring the Consultants and Services Exporter of the Year Award. Read More

ONLINE TRADE MARK DISPUTES: Challenges of an Evolving Front

The Internet is a place of endless possibilities, increasingly the first port of call for consumers of anything from agricultural machinery to designer clothing. Read More

Generics and Pharmac - again

The ongoing battle between pharmaceutical companies and the manufacturers of generics, with Pharmac as a very interested party received another airing in court recently. Read More

Launch of .co Extension

On 1 March 2010, the Colombian Domain Name Registry launched a new top level domain (TLD) extension – ‘. co’. Given the saturation of the generic TLD ‘. Read More

Disputing Ownership of Copyright

Disputes over ownership of copyright often arise in situations where one party “commissions” someone else to create an original work. Read More

FIFA 2010 – What Can We Learn From an Ambush Marketing Perspective?

With the wrap up of the FIFA World Cup 2010 in South Africa, Paul the Octopus can go back to his grotto and contemplate his newfound psychic abilities and those of us with an interest in intellectual... Read More

Government maintains its hard line on software patents

Recent rumours that there could be a re-wording of the exclusion of computer programs from patentability have been quashed by Commerce Minister Simon Power. Read More

EU dispute with India and Brazil ups stakes in generics saga

This article was published in the January issue of CiNZ, the professional journal of the New Zealand Institute of Chemistry. Read More

Patenting software in New Zealand – in or out?

As is the case in Australia, New Zealand's patent law is currently being revised, though the New Zealand reforms are much further through the parliamentary system. Read More

Patents back in business, at least in the US

The US Supreme Court has issued its long awaited decision on the patentability of business methods. Read More