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News and expert analysis on IP developments from the courts to the USPTO.
By Amanda Ciccatelli | March 14, 2014
As of late, the DMCA has been referred to as "the third rail of IP politics," due to the controversy it attracts. But, the balance that Congress struck in 1998 places compliance burdens on service providers and provides both with benefits.
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By Rich Steeves | March 13, 2014
Last week at the Best Practices in Patent Monetization conference, Dr. Ryan Sullivan, president of Quant Economics, Inc., gave a lecture on the best approaches to patent valuation.
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By Rich Steeves | March 12, 2014
According to a blog post by the company, it plans to publish some of its patent applications before the United Stated Patent and Trademark Office does.
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By Zach Warren | March 12, 2014
A harmful shoe purchase, Devo's silly hats, and three more strange suits in the news
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By Scott McBride, Troy Groetken | March 12, 2014
It is time to revisit the substantive rules for claim construction, rather than mask shortcomings by changing procedural rules. It's time to revisit Phillips, not Cybor.
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By Rich Steeves | March 11, 2014
Recent cases have highlighted reasonable royalties and have focused on the concept of the smallest saleable unit, or the smallest piece of technology that contains the patented tech.
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By Sandra P. Thompson | March 11, 2014
You must train your company-side team to recognize and document competitors and potential competitors, along with ensuring that information gets to you.
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By Scott Slavick | March 11, 2014
The TTAB cancelled Coutures PLAYDOM mark on the grounds that mere advertising of a service mark prior to filing a service mark application was not enough to constitute use in commerce.
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By James R. Klaiber, Ryan S. Osterweil | March 11, 2014
Regardless of the precise holding of the Supreme Courts decision, it seems certain that there will be important and long-term repercussions in both the law and business of computer-implemented inventions.
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By Rich Steeves | March 10, 2014
Using this kind of data, Malackowski sees a great future for a traded exchange for intellectual property and sees the concept spreading to regions of the world where IP is treated far differently than it is in the United States.
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