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MARQUES RELOADED
An Update on Hot Topics
14th -17th September 2010, Berlin, Germany
 

For its 24th conference, MARQUES will revisit some of the hot topics discussed at previous annual conferences. Speakers will review the latest developments on issues such as domain names and keyword advertising, designs, copyright, personality rights and other borderline areas, marketing concerns, budgeting priorities, geographical indications, unfair competition and passing off. In discussions and workshops they will also look ahead at how these challenges will develop in the future.

 
Berlin has been the capital city of Germany since it’s reunification in 1990 and has a population of approx 3.4 million people. Around one third of the city’s territory is composed of forests, parks, gardens, rivers and lakes. Berlin is a world city of culture, politics, media, and science and is home to renowned universities and research institutes.

Berlin boasts over 153 museums and has an area known as “Museum Island” where you will find the “Altes Museum”, “Egyptian Museum of Berlin”, “Alte Nationalgalerie” and the “Pergamon Museum” to name but a few.

Famous for its arts and music Berlin is home to the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra and The Berlin State Opera and is associated with many world famous conductors including Sir Simon Rattle and Herbert von Karajan.

Berlin is one of the most visited cities in Europe. On Thursday optional excursions have been arranged to give you a brief insight into this world city of culture.

 
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