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Singapore Instagram seller must pay Louis Vuitton S$510,000 in damages over counterfeit goods case
[SINGAPORE] Louis Vuitton was awarded more than half a million dollars in damages from a Singapore Instagram seller accused of repeatedly peddling counterfeit luxury goods, after the nation’s highest ...
Puma fails to block registration of Tiger Woods-backed Sun Day Red trademark in Singapore
Even though both brand marks feature big cats in motion, the tribunal found that the differences in form, style and concept are decisive
US social media giant Reddit fails to block Singapore firm’s ‘Reddio’ trademark registration
The US firm operates a popular online platform made for thousands of user-created communities known as subreddits
China once stole foreign ideas. Now it wants to protect its own
The country’s courts are inundated with intellectual-property cases
Singapore inventor wins High Court suit against rivals who passed off similar doors as his design
The Malaysian company by Ng’s former employee Goh Song Guan, manufactures a similar slide-and-swing door known as “SD Door”
AI giant Anthropic to pay US$1.5 billion over pirated books
The settlement, which requires judicial approval, comes as artificial intelligence companies face growing legal pressure over their training practices
While creatives fight AI, fashion may profit from its ‘negative space’
In a world demanding protection from GenAI, fashion’s low-IP zone offers some surprising lessons
‘Criminal’: Elton John condemns UK’s AI copyright plans
The government says it is seeking a solution that will enable creative industries and AI companies to flourish
Ed Sheeran beats copyright appeal over ‘Thinking Out Loud’ song
ED SHEERAN, his record label Warner Music and music publisher Sony Music Publishing persuaded a US appeals court on Friday (Nov 1) to uphold a decision that his 2014 hit Thinking Out Loud did not ille...
Perplexity seeks news allies as it challenges Google
PERPLEXITY AI chief Aravind Srinivas said on Wednesday that he hopes to collaborate with news publishers which accuse the Google challenger of freeloading off their work.
