Intellectual property stories

More than half (53%) of the patent applications received in recent years have come from countries including Singapore, China, Japan, Korea, and the United States.>>

The Intellectual Property Office of New Zealand (IPONZ) has now made it easier for people to check whether or not a word, image, or logo has been trade marked in New Zealand.>>

“There was no need for this employee to be using their own iCloud for data storage even if the original intent was non-malicious.">>

Insider threat is real, according to a new report that highlights employee behaviour around sharing corporate information.>>

For tech startups, the necessity of brand protection is too often thrown in the ‘too hard’ or ‘too expensive’ basket or simply overlooked. >>

Half of all patents for AI have been published in the last five years – a marked upsurge since the initial boom that started in 2001.>>

“We have this incredible record of innovation in New Zealand. But our innovative businesses haven’t always been meticulous in shoring up their IP.">>

The US legal battle over software copyright could have consequences for vendors and providers here in Australia and New Zealand.>>

Software suppliers and buyers can identify high-risk code, prioritise accordingly and channel effort to projects.>>

Remark Holdings will deploy artificial-intelligence-based object-recognition software to monitor content streamed via the Internet in China.>>

The solution will aim to improve overall customer experience by automating business processes for the government agency.>>

Asia saw the highest number of applications for patents, trademarks and industrial designs of any region in 2015.>>

“A modern regime for regulating patent attorneys ensures New Zealand businesses have optimal access to high quality, reliable advice.">>

Unitec's new high-tech research network has been launched to help boost the country's innovation and IP creation prospects.>>

Victoria University hopes to bring together industry and open source technology to increase local innovations, through the Easy Access IP programme.>>

"SAM's transformation is indicative of what we are seeing in the device vendors market. To stay ahead of the curve, vendors must be forward-thinking.">>

Cyber crime is not just limited to malware attacks - what about intellectual property or data theft, asks security company Computer Forensics.>>

“In our increasingly knowledge-driven economy, intellectual property is of growing importance to New Zealand businesses.">>

The deadline for submissions on the Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) regulations is today at 5pm. >>

Do you dread having conversations about intellectual property? Not sure where to start?>>

Will you own the intellectual property rights (IP) in what your friends and family develop?>>

Do you have a great idea but don’t know how to get it to market? You are not alone. >>

The goal of ACTA is to set a new, higher benchmark for intellectual property rights (IPRs) enforcement that countries can join on a voluntary basis.>>

How many of us have been tempted to buy a copy of the latest movie release on DVD at our local market?>>