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Can AI Become an “Inventor”?—The Turning Point in the Patent System Signaled by the EPO President’s Remarks
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The Story Behind Japan’s ¥3.9 Trillion Current Account Surplus: Has the Japanese Economy Really Regained Its “Earning Power”?
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“Unaffordable Official Merchandise” Is Expanding the Counterfeit Goods Market: What Is Happening in Mexico Before the World Cup
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What the Five-Year Extension of iPS Cell Patents Signifies: An Intellectual Property Strategy for Circulating Research Outcomes into the “Next Research”
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From “Research Tool” to “Foundation of National Strategy”: What the Japan-U.S. Genesis Mission Partnership Reveals
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The Patagonia v. Pattie Gonia Lawsuit and the Difficulty of Balancing Trademark Protection with Brand Ideals
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The Era in Which IP Protection Becomes a “Trade Issue”: What the U.S. Section 301 Investigation into Vietnam Shows
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Where Is Patent Ownership Going? — The Challenge of Technological Sovereignty Shown by China’s Acquisition of German Inventions
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Intellectual Property Protection Is Shifting from a “Domestic System” to a “Trade Risk”: What the USTR’s Vietnam Investigation Shows
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From “Something to Own” to “Something to Explore and Use”: The Next Focus of IP AI Suggested by Stilta’s Fundraising
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What the Vietnam IP Investigation Indicates: Trade Policy and Intellectual Property Protection Are Becoming Even More Closely Linked
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“Yorokobi” Found to Infringe Trademark Rights: What the Sushizanmai Sake Lawsuit Reveals About Pitfalls in Restaurant Brand Management
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How AI Is Driving IP Creation in India’s GCCs: The Shift from “Work Centers” to “Invention Centers”
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Are Blockbuster Drugs the Key to Growth, or a Way to Prepare for the Next Patent Cliff?
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Is Eisai’s ¥1 Trillion Investment “Offensive” or “Defensive”? A Growth Strategy Looking Beyond Lenvima’s Patent Expiration
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Voice Actors’ Voices Are Not “Raw Material”: Considering the Responsibility of Voice-Generating AI Service Providers
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What Kenjiro Tsuda’s “AI Voice” Lawsuit Asks: Who Owns a Voice Actor’s Voice?
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From “Assets to Protect” to “Capital to Earn With”: What the 500 Billion Yen Investment Proposal Asks of Japan’s Growth Strategy
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Administrative OSS Is Entering a Stage Where “Cultivation” Matters More Than “Publication” — Conditions for a Public Software Strategy Shown by the Digital Agency’s Expert Panel
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Genspark’s Corporate Push in Japan Shows the Generative AI Market’s Battleground Is Shifting from “Models” to “Business Deliverables”
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The Turning Point in Chinese Automotive Patents: From “Quantity” to “Negotiating Power”
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Brand Risks in an Era Where a Person’s Image Drives Sales: What Dua Lipa’s “TV Box” Lawsuit Reveals
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BGM Usage Fees Shift from “Those Who Created the Song” to “Those Who Performed It” — How the Right of Performance and Communication of Phonograms May Change the Return of Value in Japanese Music
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Vietnam’s Strengthening of IP Protection Has Entered the Stage of “Trade Risk Management”—What Its Response to the U.S. Special 301 Report Reveals
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What the Application to Extend the iPS Cell Patent Reflects: A Turning Point from “Discovery” to “A System for Delivering Treatments”
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“Re-editing Game Memories” Suggested by Sony’s New Patent — How AI for Automatic Highlight Generation Could Change Sharing Culture
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“Challenging Patents” Backed by Korea’s MFDS: A New Phase in Competition for Generic Drugs Revealed by Support for Small and Mid-Sized Pharmaceutical Companies
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A Turning Point in Korean Brand Protection: What the Publication of the “Buldak” Trademark Application Reveals About the Next Battle for K-Ramen
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China’s Intellectual Property Has Moved Beyond the “Era of Quantity” — What the 2025 White Paper Reveals About Stronger Protection and a Changing Competitive Landscape
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Why Is Kyoto University Seeking to Extend the “Basic Patent” for iPS Cells? — What the University’s Decision Reveals About the Current State of Regenerative Medicine and Intellectual Property
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The “Fake GI” Problem That Does Not Disappear Even After Takedowns: The Weight of “Hida Beef” and “Yubari Melon” Flooding Overseas E-Commerce Sites
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Even in Open Source, a “Name” Is Not Free to Use: The Notepad++ Controversy and the Boundary Between Code and Brand
