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You can brand anything… even a city from ipelton.wordpress.com Creative markers can brand anything, and so can you. Any product or service can feature a catchy name, slogan and/or logo.
As I traveled last week to Dallas to speak about trademarks at the ...
SpicyIP Resources: Submissions to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on the Copyright Amendment Bill, 2010 from spicyipindia.blogspot.com As reported earlier on this blog, the Copyright Amendment Bill, 2010 was referred to the Department Related Parliamentary Standing Committee on Human Resources Development (HRD) headed by Shri Oscar Fernandes, Member of Parliament. Image from ...
The Business Method Patent Art Units from www.patentlyo.com In prior posts, I noted that the USPTO is issuing patents at an all-time-high-rate. This increase is perhaps most dramatic in the art units that examine applications classified by the USPTO as ...
Former cast members from Jersey Boys at Duke Island Park on 18 July 2010 from ipbiz.blogspot.com 
Former members from the cast of Jersey Boys performed at Duke Island Park, Bridgewater, NJ on July 18, 2010.
But if you were wondering how "tribute" bands and the like work out, note the following ...
Letter from AmeriKat I: Bilski, Baby! (Justice Stevens -On the Majority's musings and UK patent law) from ipkitten.blogspot.com A couple of weeks ago, the AmeriKat wrote about Justice Kennedy's majority opinion in the much-awaited Supreme Court case of Bilski v Kappos. A report on Justice Steven's epic concurring opinion was promised ...
Letter from AmeriKat II: Bilski, Baby (Justice Stevens - American Patent Law) from ipkitten.blogspot.com The birth of American Patent Law
During the Constitutional Convention (picture, left) in 1787, the Founders gave Congress a patent power so that it might "promote the Progress of...useful Arts" (aka the Patent Clause ...
In Search Of a Definition for the term “Patent Troll” from www.ipwatchdog.com Over the last several weeks “patent trolls” have been back in the news. The mother of all patent trolls, NTP, which won over $600 million from Research in Motion as the result of a successful ...
Valuation: an art, a science or an outcome? from ipfinance.blogspot.com "Brand Value: What is Your Company Really Worth?" is the title of a short article penned by Kelvin King (Senior Director, Valuation Consulting) for ACID (Anti Copying in Design) and published last month. In the ...
On to IPXI and In Pursuit of Standards, Efficiency and Transparency in the IP Marketplace from www.ipprospective.com Please forgive my temporary hiatus from IP Prospective updates, for the last two weeks have been hectic. In the last two weeks, I have made the decision to leave the private practice of intellectual property ...
The US Navy and patents during World War I from ipbiz.blogspot.com
In an earlier IPBiz post, the relationship of then Assistant Navy Secretary Roosevelt to the airplane patent pool was discussed:
n 1917, as a result of a recommendation of a committee formed by the Assistant ...
In an earlier IPBiz post, the relationship of then Assistant Navy Secretary Roosevelt to the airplane patent pool was discussed:
n 1917, as a result of a recommendation of a committee formed by the Assistant ...
Clooney: "Don't crush my lawyers." from ipbiz.blogspot.com
George Clooney testified in Italy in a case wherein several Italians were using his image, without permission, to sell various products.
The AP managed to include some IP language in it coverage: Maintaining his trademark ...
George Clooney testified in Italy in a case wherein several Italians were using his image, without permission, to sell various products.
The AP managed to include some IP language in it coverage: Maintaining his trademark ...
Plagiarism flap among lawyers in Vermont from ipbiz.blogspot.com
During the discussion of the plagiarism by Laurence Tribe of work by a professor at the University of Virginia, fellow Harvard Law professor Allan Dershowitz presented a defense, maintaining there was a “cultural difference” between ...
During the discussion of the plagiarism by Laurence Tribe of work by a professor at the University of Virginia, fellow Harvard Law professor Allan Dershowitz presented a defense, maintaining there was a “cultural difference” between ...
"CBS Sunday Morning" on July 18, 2010: complete recycling from the past? from ipbiz.blogspot.com
The previews given for CBS Sunday Morning on July 18, 2010 all reflected stories which had previously reappeared. The broadcast thus appears to be one of complete recycling. The cover story was "size matters" by ...
The previews given for CBS Sunday Morning on July 18, 2010 all reflected stories which had previously reappeared. The broadcast thus appears to be one of complete recycling. The cover story was "size matters" by ...
Output of Kanzius invention: research papers from ipbiz.blogspot.com
The conclusion of a post by Madhubanti Rudra titled Kanzius Cancer-Killing Device Achieves Significant Breakthrough is the following:
Curley and fellow researcher Evan Glazer, M.D., have published an article in the July issue of ...
The conclusion of a post by Madhubanti Rudra titled Kanzius Cancer-Killing Device Achieves Significant Breakthrough is the following:
Curley and fellow researcher Evan Glazer, M.D., have published an article in the July issue of ...
Reducing IDS paperwork from allthingspros.blogspot.com
The new patent blog PharmaPatents has an interesting post here called "Three Easy Solutions to the McKesson Problem." This post suggests several steps which the PTO could implement to reduce the burden of filing IDSes ...
The new patent blog PharmaPatents has an interesting post here called "Three Easy Solutions to the McKesson Problem." This post suggests several steps which the PTO could implement to reduce the burden of filing IDSes ...
Challenge PTA Wyeth v. Kappos from allthingspros.blogspot.com
Earlier this year, the Federal Circuit ruled in Wyeth v. Kappos that the PTO had been miscalcuating patent term adjustment (PTA) under 35 U.S.C. § 154(b). In response, the PTO announced that it ...
Earlier this year, the Federal Circuit ruled in Wyeth v. Kappos that the PTO had been miscalcuating patent term adjustment (PTA) under 35 U.S.C. § 154(b). In response, the PTO announced that it ...
Conference & CLE Calendar from www.patentdocs.org
July 19-20, 2010 - Hatch-Waxman Boot Camp*** (American Conference Institute) - Boston, MA July 21, 2010 - "Bilski v. Kappos: When Is a 'Process' Patentable?" (American Bar Association & ABA Section of Intellectual Property Law) - 12:30 - 2:00 ...
July 19-20, 2010 - Hatch-Waxman Boot Camp*** (American Conference Institute) - Boston, MA July 21, 2010 - "Bilski v. Kappos: When Is a 'Process' Patentable?" (American Bar Association & ABA Section of Intellectual Property Law) - 12:30 - 2:00 ...
Facts, Perhaps the Antidote to the Anti-gene Patenting Plague from www.patentdocs.org
By Kevin E. Noonan -- It is apparent that the facts are often at risk or ignored by opponents of gene patenting. Indeed, the various forms of fact-twisting or outright falsehood ("corporations own your genes") suggests ...
By Kevin E. Noonan -- It is apparent that the facts are often at risk or ignored by opponents of gene patenting. Indeed, the various forms of fact-twisting or outright falsehood ("corporations own your genes") suggests ...
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