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Who owns the content in ChatGPT and other tools?

ChatGPT remains a reliable tool for providing information and services such as writing. While it can generate content at a click of a button, the question remains if the content it provides is original and at the user’s disposal. Excel V. Dyquiangco...

Women need more intellectual property rights awareness, says Cambodian Prime Minister

Former Indonesian president emphasizes the importance of copyright in protecting works

MOU adds other orgs and businesses for improving cooperation

The MOU offers a space for members to work closely together and alert other platform users of potential intellectual property infringement.

Katie Perry triumphs over Katy Perry in trademark case in Australia

Melbourne IP attorneys discuss key observations from Taylor v. Killer Queen, LLC

Indonesia strives to protect film intellectual property

The Directorate General of Intellectual Property of the Law and Human Rights Ministry is working to avoid infringement of film intellectual property.

Asia IP Profiles 2023

Welcome to the submission form for Asia IP Profiles 2023

Beer brands legal battle in Australia highlights limitations of “unregistered rights”

IP lawyer discusses key takeaway from case involving beer can packaging similarities

2022 IP filings reach a record high as the nation recovers from the pandemic

More Filipinos are starting to see the competitive benefit of maintaining some kind of control over their most cherished assets, said Barba.

Greater transparency about fashion items via labelling

IP attorney from NZ discusses Adrian Hailwood and the subject of duplicate designs

Asia IP Copyright Rankings 2023

The results of the survey are in. Find out which firms stood out from the rest.

The face of image rights

In many jurisdictions, image rights are protected through a mishmash of intellectual property and other laws. Espie Angelica A. de Leon asks lawyers around Asia whether image rights should become its own IP right.

Obscure copyrights in Asia – and what they mean for vintage films

Japan has recently introduced amendments to its law that will make it easy to share vintage movies and music. But Japan isn’t alone in its treatment of orphaned works. Excel V. Dyquiangco reports.

Copyright for works created by a neural network

One of the popular technologies of recent years is neural networks – or rather their software implementation, which is built on the principle of functioning of biological neural networks of a living organism, namely its brain.

Public consultation for copyright enforcement review in Australia now underway

The Attorney-General’s Department has released an Issues paper for public consultation.