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Posted on 17/05/2013
Baldwins set to lead the IP field with new appointments Intellectual Property firm Baldwins has made exciting senior staffing changes to ensure continued success in New Zealand, Australia and internationally, with four new appointments and 12 promotions. Read More
Posted on 15/05/2013 by
In response to concerns from local ICT industry sources that the currently worded Patents Bill would have allowed software to be patentable and hindered innovation, a new supplementary protection order (SOP) has been issued here. Read More
Posted on 13/05/2013
This article was written by John Foulkes john. foulkes@baldwins. com[mailto:john. foulkes@baldwins. com]. An American patent attorney has discovered the dangers of unprofessional conduct. Read More
Posted on 10/05/2013 by
New Zealanders are a nation of pie lovers, so it is no surprise that Georgie Pie evokes nostalgic feelings of simpler times and $1 pies. Read More
Posted on 06/05/2013
Baldwins is proud to sponsor the Mount Albert Grammar School (MAGS) Robotics team for 2013. Read More
Posted on 30/04/2013 by
Last month we wrote about the need for businesses to adopt distinctive, non-descriptive trading names to adequately protect themselves against others. Read More
Posted on 26/04/2013 by
In the late 1990s, several technological advancements changed the face of digital media forever. At the forefront of these was the advent of MP3: a means of compression for high-quality music. Read More
Posted on 26/04/2013 by
The modern-day smartphone is a far cry from Alexander Bell’s first patented telephone in 1876. Read More
Posted on 26/04/2013 by
You’ve probably heard the saying “It’s a crazy old world out there!” Since it’s World IP day on 26 April 2013, we thought we’d acknowledge the day by honouring our favourite patented invention craziness from around the world,... Read More
Posted on 26/04/2013 by
Our genes determine how we look, how our bodies work, and we now know that they also play a major role in our susceptibility to disease. Read More