- 2010
- New Report on IPR Enforcement for SMEs
June 17 - 2010 - TM view - free access to more than 5 mio trade marks
April 15 - 2010 - Danish applicants make use of PPH
March 5 - 2010 - DKPTO statement on the ONEL case
March 5 - 2010 - Extension of our PPH with KIPO
February 18 - 2010 - Project in Moldova
February 15 - 2010 - IPeuropAware - Training enforcement ambassadors in 19 European countries
January 5 - 2010 - 2009
- The Nordic Patent Institute enters a new phase
December 4 - 2009 - Beta version of TMview goes live
November 16 - 2009 - Continuation of PPH with USPTO
October 27 - 2009 - New PPH-agreement between Denmark and Canada
October 6 - 2009 - High level visit from Croatia
September 4 - 2009 - IP Response
August 21 - 2009 - DKPTO Director General is a candidate for EPO presidency
August 20 - 2009 - Audio clip: Mr. Francis Gurry’s speech from the DKPTO Spring Conference
July 1 - 2009 - IRT report to ICANN on gTLD'erne
June 24 - 2009 - Audio clip: Takashi Suzuki's speech from the DKPTO Spring Conference
June 8 - 2009 - News about piracy from around the world
- Status and Perspectives
Beta version of TMview goes live
By Anders Due, 16-11-2009
A Beta version of TMview, providing free access to more than 5 million trade marks, is available from today on the Internet at http://www.tmview.europa.eu/.
This new service, product of the collaboration between OHIM, WIPO, and the Benelux, Czech, Danish, Italian, Portuguese and UK IP Offices, is designed to simultaneously search, free of charge, the databases of existing trade marks held by those same collaborating offices. The trade mark information from eight other European IP Offices should be available between end 2009 and early 2010 - and more will come at a later stage.
This Beta version should allow for the fine tuning of the official release that is planned for early 2010. The project team is eager to receive your comments: TMview offers a “User form” where you can describe any malfunctions or suggest improvements. For issues related to the information published on the trade marks as such, please contact the corresponding offices listed on the Contact page
directly.
You are kindly invited to visit TMview and to communicate your first impressions. The available tutorials will show you the basic steps if you are unsure on how to use TMview.