Responding to the recommendations of a review led by the Employer Reference Group, the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and large companies, including BT and TUI Travel, Mr Hayes said that firms that contract directly with the Government to train apprentices will now benefit from simplified
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Boost for employers as apprenticeships red tape is slashed


From http://parliamentaryinformationoffice.blogspot.com 4187 days ago
Netflix Abandons Qwikster Brand, Provides Important Lessons on Trademark Issues for Small Business Owners


From http://etrademarksolutions.com 4188 days ago
Netflix's recent Qwikster debacle provides insight on two key issues that small business owners face in selecting and adopting new trademarks for their companies.
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“Generic” to You is “Generic” to the USPTO—the Laser-Guided Bomb Case


From http://365daysofstartups.com 4188 days ago
A basic—but important—principle of trademark law is that generic terms cannot be claimed as trademarks. The rationale for this rule is simple: Starbucks cannot trademark “coffee cup” because everyone needs to be able to call a coffee cup a “coffee cup”. In order to be protectable as a trademark, a
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AllAnalytics - Point / Counterpoint - Beware the Video Analytics Fantasy


From http://www.allanalytics.com 4193 days ago
Considering behavior analytics using video cameras in your store? You may want to read the All Analytics Point/Counterpoint to understand privacy concerns customers can have.
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Do You Need a Lawyer? How to Find the Right Lawyer for You


From http://www.goodfinancialcents.com 4195 days ago
Whether you are going through a divorce, need some business law advice, or you need some other help, a good lawyer can be worth every cent you pay. But you need to be discerning as you choose a lawyer to handle your legal issues.
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Choosing which entity to operate your business is one of the most important decisions you should make in starting a business. There is no pat answer, and in many cases you’ll want more than one entity. Consider these options as starting points:
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Lessons in Trademark Enforcement from Lady Gaga


From http://365daysofstartups.com 4198 days ago
Lady Gaga recently filed suit to prevent a third-party’s use of the trademarks “Lady Gaga” and “Lady Gaga LG” on fragrances and jewelry. Although the Chicago-based company’s (Excite Worldwide) attempt to profit from the pop star’s fame was likely doomed at the outset (at least with regard to obtain
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Mini-Series on the Benefits of Brand Monitoring – Part 4 (Finale)


From http://365daysofstartups.com 4205 days ago
The first three articles in this mini-series focused on the three primary benefits of trademark monitoring: identifying and addressing potential infringers before they create problems for your business, addressing consumer reaction and competitors’ representations about your brand, and monitoring d
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Good-bye Flash: What the New IE 10 Means For Your Legal Website Design


From http://www.legalwebexperts.com 4207 days ago
Microsoft recently revealed plans for its new browser to come out with Windows 8. Flash will no longer be available on the systems default browser. This article discusses how to make sure your law firm's website doesn't suffer.
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Benefits of Brand Monitoring – Part 3


From http://365daysofstartups.com 4212 days ago
This article focuses on another important benefit: monitoring licensees and franchisees to make sure they are making proper use of your trademarks. Now, before you stop reading because you think this doesn't apply to your business, let me just say that the number and types of business to which this
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