Max Walters

RT @TheCIPA: 📢 New season of Two IPs In a Pod has started! We speak w/ @MaxW_88 of @ManagingIP about AI, Standard Essential Patents... and…

My local MP is back on TV screens defending the indefensible I see.

BBC Breakfast @BBCBreakfast

Home Secretary Suella Braverman will warn politicians need to question if the UN's 1951 Refugee Convention is "fit for our modern age". Policing Minister Chris Philp spoke to #BBCBreakfast about the speech she will make late in the United States https://t.co/dgPht4x6zd https://t.co/nB2EIl9qAX

Here's a headline I didn't think I'd write. Peppa Pig accused of bullying and fat-shaming. There are some interesting #IP aspects in this defence too. https://t.co/UvnILkgmZh

Also worth noting Freeman's claims that he had left government at the time that the proposals were published. He said: “I hasten to say that they were published after I left government." The plans were originally published on June 28 2022 but Freeman in fact resigned on July 7.

Max Walters @MaxW_88

The UK has dropped plans to allow #AI developers to use copyright-protected material for training purposes. #IP minister George Freeman said on Wednesday that plans for a broad text and data mining exception, would not go ahead. https://t.co/cUzLqyIAnd

The UK has dropped plans to allow #AI developers to use copyright-protected material for training purposes. #IP minister George Freeman said on Wednesday that plans for a broad text and data mining exception, would not go ahead. https://t.co/cUzLqyIAnd

Some thoughts from me on amendments to the Patents Court Guide that encourage increased use of junior advocates. This is also the first (and probably the last) time that I have managed to reference @swfc in an article. https://t.co/7aUMjVaJ5E

Interested to hear people's thoughts on this take...

God this is so predictably boring. The pathetic Corbyn card three years on, using 'lawyer' as an insult, "strike loving". The state of our politics is so juvenile. Come up with an original, genuine, policy-based criticism.

Nadhim Zahawi @nadhimzahawi

The 10th rebrand by Keir Starmer - yet he hasn't changed. He's the same strike loving, Corbyn backing, uncontrolled migration supporting lawyer that he was on day one. https://t.co/ZDRRr0gWnS

Former minister suggests gov's Retained EU Law Bill (which has huge #IP implications) has been shelved/delayed.

Rt Hon Nadine Dorries @NadineDorries

Three years of a progressive Tory government being washed down the drain. Levelling up, dumped. Social care reform, dumped. Keeping young and vulnerable people safe online, watered down. A bonfire of EU leg, not happening. Sale of C4 giving back £2b reversed. Replaced with what?

In case you missed it, some interesting UPC news. https://t.co/ZNisWzQFmf

Big news from Alicante and the EUIPO. Christian Archambeau has failed to win a new term as Executive Director. He failed to secure backing following a meeting of the board and budget committee earlier this week, Managing IP can confirm. https://t.co/n2IEmunAg7

RT @TheCLLS: 1/3 Commenting on the #BillOfRightsBill and the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill, #CLLS Chair Edward Sparrow said…

RT @TheCIPA: CMS access problems spark calls for Unified Patent Court sunrise delay. German and Dutch firms share CIPA's concerns | ✍️ arti…

She had several number ones as a solo artist :/

New IP minister? Only the 14th in 12 years.

CEO, Intellectual Property Office UK @IPO_CEO

It was great to meet up with @kevinhollinrake MP today, taking the opportunity to talk through how @The_IPO work supports innovation in UK businesses at home and abroad and contributes to economic growth through #IP protection. https://t.co/lewlq0hF6A

Interesting case that raises questions about governments getting involved in adjudicating on #IP disputes. https://t.co/fa5L72EFrB

The Unified Patent Court has confirmed the appointment of 85 judges. As reported by Managing IP yesterday, the UPC Preparatory Committee confirmed the list today, October 19. The full list is here: https://t.co/IbXM3WakY4