Energy Drink Trademark Lawsuit: Monster’s Killer B vs. Killer Buzz from www.iptrademarkattorney.com Los Angeles, CA – In a buzz worthy turn of events, Hansen Beverage Company filed a declaratory judgment action against PBEV, seeking a ruling that its use of the term “buzz” and “Killer-B” on its Monster ...
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Upcoming CBD meet: Sufficient to narrow the gap? from spicyipindia.blogspot.com It's been nearly 2 decades since the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) was adopted in the Earth Summit at Rio de Janeiro in 1992 and this year, which also happens to be the
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Breaking news: Willy the Wizard v Harry Potter to go to full trial from ipkitten.blogspot.com A case of throwing
the book at the claimant? You won't find it on BAILII, but today's decision of Mr Justice Kitchin in in
Paul Allen (trustee of Adrian Jacobd, deceased) v Bloomsbury ... Share via E–mail | Twitter | Facebook
Save the date: here comes the IPEC seminar from ipkitten.blogspot.com The IPEC: Victoria Espinel The IPEC -- or Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator -- is one of the most original and stimulating innovations on the United States IP enforcement scene. Sometimes called the "IP Tsar" and functioning within ...
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The ibo.org cometh ... for your copyright from ipkitten.blogspot.com i-Borg, by akiwi You may wish that the much-lauded International Baccalaureate (IB) would disappear because it's too embarrassing to keep on asking if it has one or two 'c's and 'll's. The ...
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Evidence "not a question of principle", so no appeal from patlit.blogspot.com In an
earlier post, PatLit reported on
Molnlycke Health Care v BSN Medical Ltd [2010] EWCA Civ 988, in which the Court of Appeal for England and Wales dismissed an appeal against a refusal to ...
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Apple's US 7814163 and sexting from ipbiz.blogspot.com On 12 October 2010, Apple's 7814163 , titled Text-based communication control for personal communication device , issued.
The first claim reads:
A text-based communication device comprising:
input circuitry that provides a user interface to enable a ...
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USPTO Request for Comments: Trademark Litigation Tactics from ipelton.wordpress.com As part of the study mandated by Congress about overreaching trademark enforcement efforts and their effect on small businesses, the USPTO yesterday issued a request for comment reprinted below.
I will certainly be commenting. I ...
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August trade in intangibles from www.athenaalliance.org The August trade data from BEA showed our trade deficit worsening. The deficit rose from $42.6 billion in July to $46.3 billion in August. The jump was both dramatic and unexpected. According to ...
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WIPO Members Search For A Negotiating Agenda On Patent Law from www.ip-watch.org Patents aren't what they used to be at the World Intellectual Property Organization. Discussions to come up with a work plan at the Standing Committee on the Law of Patents (SCP) this week and ...
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Solvay v. Honeywell: 102(g) and outsourcing from ipbiz.blogspot.com The result of the CAFC case Solvay (represented by ARTHUR I. NEUSTADT ) v. Honeywell (represented by ROBERT G. KRUPKA ) was "affirmed-in-part, reversed-in-part."
Of interest was analysis of 35 USC 102(g), with Honeywell on the ...
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Bed bugs reach Lincoln Center? from ipbiz.blogspot.com Myfoxny reported on 14 October 2010:
Spokeswoman Maggie McKeon confirmed the outbreak [at the David H. Koch Theater in Lincoln Center]. It was first reported online on Wednesday by the New York Observer. It cited ... Share via E–mail | Twitter | Facebook
Current Options for Prioritized U.S. Examination from www.pharmapatentsblog.com When Director Kappos wrote on his blog about international worksharing programs, he also provided a summary of current options for prioritized U.S. examination. While most are well-known, it is good to keep all options ...
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WHO Report: Progress On Neglected Tropical Diseases from www.ip-watch.org A new report released today by the World Health Organization found that 17 neglected tropical diseases can be controlled. If strategies set out in the report are implemented widely, “they can substantially reduce the disease ...
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Patents In Cosmetics: Disclosure Of Origin Arduous, Report Says from www.ip-watch.org A growing number of patents are being filed on plant-based ingredients for use in cosmetics, according to a new report from the Geneva-based Union for Ethical BioTrade (UEBT).
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Toward a Hard Science Approach to Economics – 2 from hallingblog.com As I began to explore this idea that entropy was a key concept in understanding economics and putting it on the path of a true science, I investigated whether other people had made this connection ...
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Toward a Hard Science Approach to Economics – 1 from hallingblog.com It is the premise of this post that economics is objective and therefore can be a hard science[1], based on empirical observation, logic, and reason. Some clear objective results in economics include that failure ...
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Top PCT Filing Firms for 2010 from info.inoviaip.com Managing IP Magazine announced last week their ranking of firms according to the number of PCT applications they filed due for national stage entry in 2010. The 14 biggest markets were included in the article ...
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Allowance Rate of 45.6% at USPTO for Fiscal 2010 from ipwatchdog.com Hopefully the seemingly modest successes of team Kappos in fiscal 2010 will be viewed for what they are, which is rather extraordinary, by our leaders in Washington, DC. With all the odds against them, having ...
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Senatorial Pursuit: A Canadian Perspective on the U.S. Reid-Angle Copyright Litigations from www.iposgoode.ca Tiffany Wong is a JD Candidate at Osgoode Hall Law School Previously on IPilogue, I discussed the U.S. Senate race between Harry Reid and Sharron Angle, who are both embroiled in copyright litigation. Hypothetically ...
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Office of the Privacy Commissioner Plans Ahead from www.iposgoode.ca Matt Lonsdale is a JD Candidate at Dalhousie University Last week the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC) released its Annual Report to Parliament on the Privacy Act. A recurring theme is the ...
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BPAI finds "stored on a recordable media" to be transitory and invalid under 101 from allthingspros.blogspot.com Takeaway: In
Ex parte Kelkar, the BPAI affirmed a § 101 rejection of claims to "program products stored on a recordable media." Without explanation, the Board adopted the Examiner's reasoning that the claims read on ...
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Is Google's Caching Copyright Infringement? from spicyipindia.blogspot.com In this post, I will focus on the issue of 'caching' and whether it constitutes copyright infringement or not.
WHAT IS CACHING?'Caching' is a technical process which essentially involves the storage of data so ...
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'Knock Out' release on schedule despite copyright infringement suit from spicyipindia.blogspot.com The IBN Live website
reports that the stay on the release of the film
Knock Out (starring Sanjay Dutt and Irrfan Khan) has been reversed by the Division Bench of the Bombay High Court.
The ...
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Blame Canada! Amazon Wins Argument at the CA Federal Court Over "One-Click" Patent from 271patent.blogspot.com After a decade-plus battle at the Canadian Patent Office and Patent Review Panel, the Canadian Federal Court made the following ruling on business method patents:
At its core, the question is whether a “business method ...
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Allegations of Knowledge and Materiality are Sufficient to Infer Intent to Deceive from docketreport.blogspot.com Plaintiff's motion to dismiss defendant's inequitable conduct defense for failure to state a claim was denied. "The allegation that [plaintiff's patent attorney] knew of highly material information that he failed to disclose ...
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