As of January 1, key works by Henri Matisse, Frida Kahlo, and Colette have entered the public domain in France, allowing for free use, adaptation, and commercialization, provided moral rights are respected. However, the case of Kahlo illustrates ongoing complexities…
The BBC recently faced scrutiny regarding its copyright policies and the impact they have on external content sharing. This controversy has sparked discussions about intellectual property rights in the digital age and the responsibilities of media organizations. Stakeholders are concerned…
The musical ‘Raygun: The Musical’, a parody about Australian Olympian Rachael Gunn’s journey to the Olympics, was cancelled due to a legal threat by Gunn’s team. Comedian Steph Broadbridge, who created the show, received a cease and desist letter halting…
Swiss national ice hockey teams will continue to wear the Swiss emblem on their jerseys following an agreement with the Federal Institute of Intellectual Property. The deal, which allows the emblem’s use until the end of 2026, resolves a dispute…
Anwen Roberts, owner of the Welsh design company Draenog, expressed dismay upon discovering her original card designs being sold on the online marketplace Temu without permission. The cards, identical to her works, included popular Welsh greetings, highlighting the challenges faced…
Anwen Roberts, owner of design company Draenog, expressed her heartbreak upon discovering that her original Welsh language card designs were being sold on the e-commerce platform Temu without permission. After raising the issue, Temu swiftly removed the infringing cards, which…
Anwen Roberts, owner of the small design company Draenog, expressed her shock and heartbreak after discovering identical copies of her Welsh language Christmas cards sold on the e-commerce platform Temu without her consent. Temu has since removed the infringing items,…
Western provinces in China are showcasing significant economic recovery driven by advancements in intellectual property (IP) management and protection. As the country shifts toward a green economy, these previously underdeveloped areas are witnessing growth, with the Chinese National Intellectual Property…
Anwen Roberts, owner of the design company Draenog, was devastated to discover her original Welsh language card designs being sold on the online marketplace Temu without her consent. Temu has since removed the infringing products, but Roberts highlighted the ongoing…
Anwen Roberts, owner of the small design firm Draenog, expressed her devastation upon discovering that identical copies of her Welsh Christmas cards were being sold on the online marketplace Temu without her consent. The incident highlights the ongoing struggle small…
