IP Review Issue 20
January 2008
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IP Conversation:
Regulars:
- NASA's rising star
NASA's Gary Borda explains how IP is helping the agency take giant leaps for mankind
- Meet the president
New EPO president Alison Brimelow talks exclusively to IP Review about why patent processors should focus on quality, not quantity
- A winning formula
Micaela Cattaneo, head of IP at Ferrari, explains how the car brand is racing ahead of the copycats
Industry focus:
- Coming of age
Rob Stichbury explains what the maturation of the LPO industry means for IP Rights holders
- Opening up to IP
Companies need to work together to promote technological innovation, says CPA's John Pryor
Features:
- Patent patience
The USPTO's Margaret Peterlin and the UK-IPO's Ian Fletcher offer their solutions to the worldwide backlog problem
- Designs for life
Design disputes involving mobile telephones, chairs and cars have all caused controversy in recent months. So why are design rights such an overlooked issue?
- A question of morals
The IP needs of big business don't have to compromise their ethical policies. Just ask Starbucks, says Jeremy Phillips
Legal briefs:
- The IP guide to... Australia
John Brass uncovers recent developments in IP legislation and enforcement in Australia
Regulars:
- Letters
Your thoughts and feedback
- Opinion
Are we making the most of our IP assets, asks PwC's Melanie Butler
- Global news
A round-up of the latest developments in the IP industry
- 60-second interview
In conversation with Trevor Baylis
- Brand focus
Johnny Acton takes the green out of greenwashing
- Events
We catch up with MARQUES at the 2007 Porto conference
- Patents that changed the world
How the QWERTY keyboard put the world at our fingertips
- Lighter side
Richard Brass gets to grips with the wonders of open source

