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    Book Titles And Trade Marks

    In the search for a pithy, apposite book title it is sometimes appealing to reference or parody a well-known brand, phrase or name but will this cause a problem if that name is a registered trade mark?
    United KingdomMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Michael Simkins LLP
    Michael Simkins LLP
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    EU Extension Of Copyright Term For Sound Recordings

    As EU law stands, evergreen hits of the early '60s (such as the Beatles catalogue) will soon lose copyright protection. The copyright term for sound recordings lasts only 50 years in EU member states, compared with 95 years in the US.
    European UnionIntellectual Property
    Michael Simkins LLP
    Michael Simkins LLP
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Crosstown Traffic – Automatic Reversion Of Music Copyrights

A recent case, Crosstown v Rive Droite, upheld a reversion of copyright to songwriters – widely regarded as a bad move if you are a publisher.
United KingdomIntellectual Property
Michael Simkins LLP
Michael Simkins LLP

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