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July 2011
Brazil: a royalty fee affair
The company CLUBE VIDALONGA PROGRAMA DE CONDICIONAMENTO FÍSICO LTDA ('the club' from now on) had used publicly music in its commerci...
Handicraft becomes a 'handy' GI in Brazil
This week the Brazilian Instituto da Propriedad Industrial ( INPI ) published the granting of the Geographical Indication (GI) in the form o...
Wonders of the Peruvian Spirit
The Auditorium of INDECOPI was the place chosen for the launch of the book ‘Denominacion de Origin. Maravillas del Espiritu Peruano’ (‘Deno...
Teamwork & Collaboration - does it work?
PROSUR, a group of nine South American countries – Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname and Uruguay – forme...
Nations as brands
Early on this year we brought you the news that Peru launched a logo for its country. This month after completing the first stage of diffus...
Mexican Senate Rejects ACTA
According to IP Watch , by the end of last month, the Mexican Senate approved a resolution (in Spanish) rejecting the Anti-Counterfeitin...
Mexican trade mark amendment speeds applications with Paris priority
IP Tango has been informed that, on 10 June of this year, amendments to the Regulations of the Mexican Industrial Property Law were publishe...
Yee-haa! Payment of royalties
Brazil, the Fourth Chamber of the Superior Court of Justice ( STJ ) decided that there may be collecting royalties for public performance of...
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