IP Protection
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AI Disruption in the Gaming Industry: An IP Perspective
“AI models have helped studios create [a host of gaming elements] or helped to create them faster and more efficiently, but they have also created uncertainty regarding IP issues, including ...
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IP & Video games: Lots to protect
“Most video games entrepreneurs think about copyright or trademarks, and many don’t realize that IP protection in this sector can extend much further, such as, patents for technical systems, trade ...
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Keeping Canada’s Ideas at Home: Canadian IP Retention in a Digital Economy
“Canada risks remaining a mere feeder system for global economies rather than an owner of its own future.” – Reshia Dhir This article was originally published in TheFutureEconomy.ca on 24th ...
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Australia’s Plant Breeders Protection Regime: Promoting Innovation
New Zealand and Australia both allow divisional applications. Although both prohibit double patenting, their laws and rules are not the same, and recent developments in New Zealand have narrowed the differences.
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2026 International Women’s Day – Rights, Justice, Action: Celebrating the Women at IPH – Sarah Barclay
“My proudest achievement isn’t a single project – it’s seeing the people I’ve trained and mentored grow into confident, successful professionals.” – Sarah Barclay For this year’s International Women’s Day, ...