L'Observatoire a produit une série de publications relatives à ses travaux et à des questions spécifiques concernant la PI et les atteintes aux droits de PI.
Vous trouverez ici l'ensemble des publications antérieures de l'Observatoire, ainsi que nos études détaillées les plus récentes.
Des rapports concernant des événements et des séminaires organisés à lʼintention des autorités répressives et des juges, ainsi que des décideurs politiques, des personnes chargées de la communication et des preneurs de décisions, sont disponibles sur la page consacrée au renforcement des connaissances.
Vous trouverez une sélection de nos rapports sur les différents aspects juridiques de la protection, des atteintes et de l’application des DPI sur notre page «Publications juridiques».
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IPR-intensive industries and economic performance in the European...European Observatory on Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights This study provides an updated assessment of the combined contribution of industries that make intensive use of the various types of intellectual property rights (IPRs) to the economy of the EU as a w ...Plus This study provides an updated assessment of the combined contribution of industries that make intensive use of the various types of intellectual property rights (IPRs) to the economy of the EU as a whole as well as those of individual European countries. In addition, trade among EU member states and the sectors that use green technologies and produce green goods and services, is analysed....Moins |
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2022 Intellectual Property SME ScoreboardEuropean Observatory on Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights As a follow-up to the 2016 and 2019 editions of the study, the 2022 SME Scoreboard continues to increase knowledge on how and why small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) use or do not use intellectu ...Plus As a follow-up to the 2016 and 2019 editions of the study, the 2022 SME Scoreboard continues to increase knowledge on how and why small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) use or do not use intellectual property rights. Between March and May 2022, the collection of data for the SME Scoreboard took place with data from 8 372 SMEs in the 27 EU Member States. This new study provides valuable data that could serve the implementation of the European Commission’s SME strategy for a sustainable and digital Europe and IP action plan. The Scoreboard data is also key to improving the EUIPO’s initiatives aimed at supporting European SMEs, including those under the SME programme, launched in cooperation with the European Commission and the national and regional IP offices in response to the impact on SMEs of the COVID-19 pandemic....Moins |
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Transport and Logistics Discussion PaperEuropean Observatory on Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights The Expert Group on Cooperation with Intermediaries was set up to further the understanding of how different intermediary services can be misused for intellectual property infringing activities, and h ...Plus The Expert Group on Cooperation with Intermediaries was set up to further the understanding of how different intermediary services can be misused for intellectual property infringing activities, and how these misuses can be counteracted through good practices. Having looked at domain names, social media and payment services, this fourth discussion paper examines transport and logistic services....Moins |
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Automated Content Recognition - Phase 2 Discussion PaperEuropean Observatory on Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights The central role played by a number of automated content recognition (ACR) solutions in the development of innovative services drives major evolutions in this field of technology. Following on a first ...Plus The central role played by a number of automated content recognition (ACR) solutions in the development of innovative services drives major evolutions in this field of technology. Following on a first analysis of the main ACR technologies, this new discussion paper focuses on the uses of ACR technologies (such as watermarking, fingerprinting or artificial intelligence (AI)-based solutions) and their potential as one of the tools that can support the protection and management of IP rights, through a series of concrete use cases: - solutions to detect IP-infringing listings on e-commerce marketplaces; - smartphone solutions to detect genuine or counterfeit products; - solutions to recognise 3D printing files and 3D-printed products; - solutions to protect and manage copyright and neighbouring rights on content-sharing services; - solutions to identify live streams of IP-protected content....Moins |
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Economic performance of IPR indicators June 2022 updateEuropean Observatory on Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights In May 2021 the EUIPO presented “The economic impact of COVID-19 crisis in IPR-intensive industries” with data until December 2020, including indicators for all intellectual property rights (IPR), tra ...Plus In May 2021 the EUIPO presented “The economic impact of COVID-19 crisis in IPR-intensive industries” with data until December 2020, including indicators for all intellectual property rights (IPR), trade marks (TM) , designs (DES), patents (PT) and copyright (CR). The Observatory updates IPR indicators quarterly to monitor their economic development, for the European Union (EU) and for the four largest Member States (MS). The Observatory presents in this publication the results for the second quarter of 2022....Moins |
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