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CIPO Now Offering Trade-mark News Via E-Mail Subscription

By Mark Reichel, Esq.

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Last week, the Canadian Intellectual Property Office ("CIPO") announced that it is now offering an e-mail subscription service to its Trade-mark News offering. As noted within the CIPO?s What?s New webpage (link available HERE, with this particular offering under the January 18, 2010 heading), the CIPO?s Trade-marks Branch and Trade-marks Opposition Board will provide information in connection with updates to the CIPO?s Wares and Services Manual (available online HERE), new trade-marks consultations and practice notices, and the "What?s New" announcements relating to trademarks available on the CIPO?s website. E-mail registration is available at this LINK. If you decide to subscribe, please feel free to provide feedback via comment to this blog article.

Full post as published by Daily Dose of IP on January 27, 2010 (boomark / email).

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