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Intellectual Property
Innovation council on the cards as Australia's Chief Scientist urges big thinking
Australia has to ramp up its small-scale approach to innovation if it is to build a smart economy for the 21st century, says Chief Scientist Ian Chubb.
Hardware fight gets nasty, Bunnings registers Masters business name in New Zealand
Bunnings and Masters have gone at it hammer and tongs for control of the Australian hardware market and now the fight has been taken across the Tasman.
Australian mobile ticketing company that went international collapses
Administrators Armstrong Wiley are seeking a buyer for a collapsed software firm.
Louis Vuitton heads to Federal Court to take on alleged counterfeiters
Luxury brand Louis Vuitton hopes to make an example of a small company it says has been selling fake versions of its sunglasses.
Drop in development grants highlights linkage issues between universities and industry
Linkage grants for collaborative research projects between industry and universities are down by $22 million on last year's figure.
Denim label G-Star defends brand in court as legal battles over parallel imports heat up
G-Star was back in the Federal Court this week fighting a trademark and copyright infringement claim against Toast Sales.
Cereal wars: Small bakery triumphs against granola giant in court
Granola is back on the menu at cafes around Australia after a small Victorian bakery emerged victorious from a legal dispute as to whether a trademark on the word “granola” had been infringed.
Copyright holders to lobby for legislative change after High Court rules in iiNet’s favour
The entertainment industry will be pursuing legislative reform following the High Court’s decision last week to declare iiNet not responsible for the copyright infringements of its users.
Sports retailer Paul’s Warehouse found to have infringed Greg Norman’s trademark
The Federal Court has dismissed an appeal by sporting goods retailer Paul’s Warehouse and found the company’s importation of Greg Norman branded goods was a trademark infringement in a case hailed as “good news” for Australian trademark owners and licensed distributors.
