Can You Be Sued for Defaming Virtual K-Pop Stars? South Korean Court Says Yes
South Korea's court ruled that virtual K-pop stars can be defamed and that individuals can face lawsuits for harmful comments. ...
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Japan’s Largest Newspaper Takes Legal Action Against AI Startup Over Copyright Infringement
Japan's largest newspaper, Yomiuri Shimbun, has taken a bold stand by filing a lawsuit against AI startup Perplexity, accusing it ...
Taiwan Detains TSMC Employees Over Alleged Theft of Crucial Technology Secrets
Taiwanese authorities have detained several TSMC employees amid allegations of stealing key technology trade secrets, raising concerns over intellectual property ...
Strengthening Innovation: EPO President Engages with Ministers in Greece and Cyprus
The President of the European Patent Office (EPO) recently engaged in dynamic discussions with ministers from Greece and Cyprus, focusing ...
Indonesia vs. Apple: Is Winning a Double-Edged Sword?
In the escalating showdown between Indonesia and Apple, a recent ruling has tipped the scales in favor of the Southeast ...
Uzbekistan Takes Bold Steps to Enhance Intellectual Property Protection
Uzbekistan is making bold strides to elevate its intellectual property protection, with a clear vision to ignite innovation and draw ...
Revitalizing Economic Partnerships: Strategies to Strengthen Ties with India
Canada is set to reignite its economic partnership with India, focusing on expanding trade, investment, and collaboration in cutting-edge technology...
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