Posts tagged "ip"

Consumers may love paying discount prices for a well-made ‘dupe’ but the copycat craze continues to put more designers and artists out of business.

Intellectual property law expert Stephen Annicchiarico outlines some of the steps a small business can take to challenge e-commerce pretenders, and the ways a legal professional might be able to help.

A Melbourne-based illustrator whose concerns over copycat designs went viral on Instagram now says at least two other online platforms have stocked items that mimic her own work.

Melbourne artist Kelsie Cosmic has urged her social media followers to help stop large companies like Temu from 'stealing' artists' designs.

Priority holding period to ensure that any business with a ‘.com.au’ or ‘.net.au’ registered domain would be able register their business name with a .au domain ends tomorrow.

Technology industry leaders have welcomed Labor's plan to invest $1 billion in critical technologies and expand the digital workforce.

Adatree CEO and co-founder Jill Berry shares her thoughts on what the future looks like for the tech industry and how what is happening today will shape companies tomorrow.

There are many changes that will need to be made before we see a longer term payoff of the patent box plan in bringing some life back to Australian R&D.

Last week, a judge upheld a lawsuit to stop MSCHF Product Studio from using Nike's trademark swoosh and forced the recall of all the sneakers. 

If every brilliant startup just needed a business idea to be successful, then we’d all be millionaires. Ideas are the easy part.

When does the ownership of intellectual property slip the bonds of law and become a kind of ‘community’ property?

Back in 2012, former Masterchef judge George Calombaris was making headlines for a legal stoush over ice cream.