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Media law in Venezuela: If you cannot show (or say) something nice, do NOT broadcast!
Thanks go to my Venezuelan friends for sending me this news regarding the situation of Globovision, a TV channel from Venezuela. Broadcastin...
Get me some popcorns please!
Who doesn’t like a good film? Moreover, who doesn’t like a happy ending especially if it is real life? I am afraid I was stuffing myself wit...
MISUSE OF SPONSORED LINKS UNDER THE BRAZILIAN LAW
Competition for clientele is no longer limited to street corners and avenues. The internet has been a stage to this business rivalry for a l...
Pharmaceutical market moves serious $
According to the Ministry of Health , the Brazilian pharmaceutical market moves US$28 billion annually [as you will see this is backed stron...
Brazil has a saying in Adwords
IPtango has received an article for one of his Brazilian [no tango dancer but a samba dancer] members regarding the sitution of misuse of ...
Argentina: Más problemas para Taringa
Aunado al procesamiento del que les comentamos hace algunos meses , la Cámara Nacional de Apelaciones en los Criminal y Correcional de Argen...
A meaningful pact -- or just a Mexican wave?
Mexico: the UK's latest partner in reducing the global backlog? The UK government's News Distribution Service has issued a media re...
INDECOPI shows the way to support an invention
Peru celebrates the tenth edition of its "National Invention Contest". There are 119 projects involved in this competition which i...
Bringing down the baddies!
A month ago the special brigade that investigates intellectual property crimes in Chile was made aware of some ‘Solingen’ ™ products which w...
Let's tango in Venezuela
The Venezuelan Intellectual Property Office (SAPI) is inviting to two events: 1. ‘Seminar on Intellectual Property Trademarks, Patents and C...
INDECOPI is happy to act ex officio - good results for a good cause
The INDECOPI’s Copyright Commission informs that between 2009 and 2011 has initiated 44investigations against cable companies across the cou...
Long distance (and time) affair: the FTA between Colombia and the US
Finally the wait is over for Colombia. After five years from the signature of the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the United States, the Uni...
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