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Derek Hatfield / Shutterstock.com Regional customs authorities have procedures in place for seizing suspected counterfeit goods, but a register of well-known trademarks would help rights owners, says Vladimir Marenović. The Balkan region consists of eight jurisdictions: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Slovenia. According to Europol reports, due to its geographic location, the region is an important hub for entry into the EU of counterfeit goods and other illicit items coming from China and Turkey. Each of these jurisdictions has long since introduced border protections for trademarks. In order to take advantage of the available border protection measures, trademark proprietors must lodge a Customs Application with the customs authorities. Once this is done, border protection measures will be applied for the specific trademarks covered by the Customs Application and to the products covered by those trademarks. This approach is in line with the principle of trademark specialty. The simplified procedure If you have already subscribed please login. If you have any technical issues please email tech support. well-known trademarks, counterfeiting, border protections, Customs applicatoin
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Centar za dramsku umjetnost (CDU) otvara javni poziv za prijavu audiovizualnih radova na drugo izdanje Unseen mini film festivala koji će se održati u Cavtatu od 26.9. Na natječaj se mogu prijaviti autori/ce do 35 godina s područja Jugoistočne Europe (Albanija, Bosna i Hercegovina, Bugarska, Crna Gora, Grčka, Turska, Hrvatska, Kosovo, Makedonija, Rumunjska, Srbija i Slovenija). Na natječaj se mogu prijaviti filmovi svih tema i žanrova u kratkom metru (ne dulji od 20 minuta trajanja uključujući špicu), kao i interdisciplinarni audiovizualni radovi. Svi filmovi moraju biti titlovani na engleski jezik. Filmovi se organizatoru šalju putem poveznice