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Trademark law defines trademarks as distinctive signs capable of distinguishing goods or services, with key elements like sign, distinctiveness, clarity, and certainty. Well-known marks, lacking a direct definition, are characterized by features such as high advertising power, widespread recognition, and association with quality. The Paris Convention's Article 6 bis protects well-known marks, overriding territoriality principles. Domestic law, such as Turkey's Industrial Property Law, also addresses well-known marks and their protection, highlighting their significance in the global marketplace.

Over the past months, with the introduction and development of new tools, the use of Artificial Intelligence has become one of the hotly debated topics in many aspects. While this brings excitement and joy in terms of innovation and discovering new methodologies in the modern prospect, it also brings some concerns about how far it could reach and potentially, wave many industries unexpectedly.

In the modern world, the number of technological developments is constantly increasing. Although Digital Technology tools have dominated our lives since the beginning of the millennium year, their impacts on copyrights are argued more nowadays when compared to the past due to the new improvements.

One of the greatest developments of recent times worldwide is undoubtedly artificial intelligence. Especially ChatGPT, which was released by OpenAI on November 30, 2022, has managed to attract the attention of millions of people in a very short time with its capabilities, and with GPT-4, which was released on March 14, 2023, it has shown that there is perhaps no end to the work that artificial intelligence systems can do and the points they can reach.

This article discusses the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP), an international policy domain names. The UDRP provides a quick and cost-effective way to resolve domain name disputes without the need for litigation.

Trademarks are signs that can be any word, phrase, symbol, design, or combination of these things. Trademarks have a lot of functions. But their most important function is to distinguish the goods or services of one enterprise from those of other enterprises.

On 25th of October 2022, FCA announced that[1] they are asking for public views on the potential benefits and harms that may arise from Big Tech firms’ entry and expansion into retail financial services sectors. On the statement, it was highlighted that Big Tech firms’ presence in UK financial services markets has been increasing and has the potential to grow quickly. Given the potential implications for consumers and competition, the FCA wants to better understand the emerging risks and opportunities to ensure that benefits to consumers are harnessed and important harms mitigated.

World Intellectual Property Organization explains Trademark as follows “a trademark is a sign capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one enterprise from those of other enterprises. Intellectual property rights protect trademarks.” In domestic law, the rights arising from the trademark registration belong to the trademark holder. The source of this right, as I mentioned, is based on intellectual property law.

Food is essential and inseparable part of our lives. Although it is still based on nutrition, food today has a much broader meaning than just nourishment. The protection of the interests of food producers, creators, and businesses, as well as consumer access to accurate and trustworthy information about the food products they buy, are becoming more and more crucial as the food industry expands. This situation requires us to address a food economy, an industry built on food. This is where intellectual property law steps in.

When people think about what ecocide is, they need help understanding what is essential for people's lives. Ecocide meaning is the "destruction of large areas of the natural environment as a consequence of human activity". Globalizing and greenhouse warming, it becomes a huge problem nowadays. Many countries try to gather to solve this problem, but education is necessary. They have a solution which is regulation, and it is a crime against the environment. Some countries take this issue seriously and have regulated it in their domestic law; these countries respectively: France (2021), Georgia (1999), Armenia (2003), Ukraine (2001), Belarus (1999), Ecuador (2008; 2014), Kazakhstan (1997), Kyrgyzstan (1997), Moldova (2002), Russia (1996), Tajikistan (1998), Uzbekistan (1994), Vietnam (1990). In this respect, countries regulate ecocide in administrative law. Thus it doesn't take seriously due to this isn't a crime.

Today, the video game industry has become an enormous market. At the early beginning of 2022, Microsoft's announcement that Microsoft would acquire Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion not only reaffirmed the size of the video game industry but also prompted competition authorities around the world to take action.

In November 2022, Elon Musk claimed that Apple has "threatened" to remove Twitter from its iOS app store. This action might have been disastrous for the business Musk recently paid $44 billion to acquire. Musk made this statement in one of several tweets criticising Apple and its CEO for purported actions that could harm Twitter's business.