What's new since the MaMoG Information on the trademark law reform Today's trade mark law in the European Union is based on the coexistence of national trade marks and European Union trade marks. After the European Trade Mark Directive of 1988 and, based on it, the…
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Patents, brands & pop culture Oh my, Captain Kirk! William Shatner He boldly went where no man had gone before: Captain Kirk of the starship „Enterprise". Beatles, brands and apples The Beatles and IP More than 50 years ago the biggest band of all times broke up: The…
70 Years of the Eurovision Song Contest A song can be a bridge In 2026, the Eurovision Song Contest will celebrate its 70th anniversary. What began as a European television project in the 1950s has long since become one of the world’s biggest live music events. Under…
Charles Babbage The lady and the calculator On 18 October 1871, an all-round genius died who is now considered the "father of the computer": Charles Babbage. His "Analytical Engine" anticipated many features of modern computers. But hardly anyone recognised the true…
Carl Barks & Donald Duck When the drake turned human He was one of the great artists of the 20th century: Carl Barks. You don't know this name? Well, so did many of his biggest fans for a long time. In his active days, he was known only as the anonymous "good artist"…
World IP Day 2025 Intellectual property and music: Feel the beat of IP From rhythms that make us dance to lyrics that express our feelings, music enriches every aspect of our lives. World Intellectual Property Day 2025 shows how creativity and innovation, supported…
The discovery of X-Rays A picture that changed the world It all began on a late Friday evening in Würzburg , November 8, 1895, when Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen made one of the most famous discoveries in the history of science: an unknown, invisible form of radiation.…