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Trade marks
Understanding Trade Marks webinar
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Good afternoon everyone and welcome to today's webinar, Understanding Trade marks. Today I want to introduce our speaker, Natalia Kremenchutskaya. Natalia has worked at IP Australia as a trade marks examiner, and is now working in oppositions and hearings, as the assistant hearings officer, for over a year.
What you need to know if your trade mark is challenged
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Division of international registrations designating Australia deferred
15 November 2019
Earlier in 2019, IP Australia sought public comment on the exposure draft of regulations to amend the Trade Marks Regulations 1995 to allow division of Internat
IP Australia is the first in the world to extend its WIPO’s Digital Access Service (DAS) digital library to trade marks
1 November 2019
IP Australia is pleased to announce the extension of its digital library in the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)'s Digital Access Service (DAS) to trade
Expansion of the WIPO DAS Service into Trade Marks and Designs
The story of HeiQ Australia and Deakin University
Co-founder of a successful textile technology business, Murray Height, shares some insights from his collaboration with researchers. According to Murray, the relationship is more important than an agreement on intellectual property (IP). Of course, it is still fundamental.
New OCE studies showcase trade mark cluttering and use of design rights
26 June 2019
IP Australia has released two economic research papers which provide new evidence for how Australia’s intellectual property (IP) systems are used. The first study explores the extent to which Australia’s trade mark register is cluttered with out-of-use or overly broad trade marks. The second study reveals which Australian industries make intensive use of registered design rights, and how Australia’s design economy compares to those of our international peers.
Does trade mark cluttering exist in Australia?
This report explores whether there is any evidence indicating trade mark cluttering in Australia and assesses how significantly it has been affecting the register.
IP Australia’s Smart Trade Mark sweeps the Canberra iAwards
23 May 2019
IP Australia, with its partner Agile Digital, has won three awards for Smart Trade Mark