Uproar over crying tiger trademark
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published : 17 Jan 2021 at 04:00 Vuttikrai: Making inquiries.
Thailand could challenge the trademark of a Malaysian beef dish that shares the same traits and English name as Suea Rong Hai , a famous northern Thai delicacy, even after the former was registered in Malaysia, according to the the Department of Intellectual Property (DIP).
Noor Kartini, a Malaysian business owner, recently filed an application to trademark the name of the dish, Harimau Menangis , or crying tiger in English, with the Intellectual Property Corporation of Malaysia (MyIPO).
A screenshot of her application went viral on social media as Thai and Malaysian netizens expressed anger over Ms Noor s decision. Some of them said the trademark would prevent others from selling the dish.
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Eligible singers, musicians urged to contact MyIPO for royalty payment 12 Dec 2020 / 08:40 H.
KUALA BERANG: Recording singers and musicians who are eligible to receive royalties but have been left out of the previous payment list are advised to come forward and contact the Intellectual Property Corporation of Malaysia (MyIPO).
Deputy Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister Datuk Rosol Wahid (
pix) said so far, the ministry had received a list of 1,000 individuals who would receive the payment early next year.
“The government welcomes them to come forward and register. There is a certain amount that they will receive but if they are entitled (to the royalties), we will look at it,” he told reporters after visiting Kampung Dusun here yesterday.
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