Patent & IP news for November 17, 2017

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post image Managing the ’emotional property’ that comes with consumer generated intellectual property (CGIP)? from patentlyo.com

The following guest post comes from Business Prof. Ian McCarthy and is based upon his is based on the research article: CGIP: Managing consumer-generated intellectual property.  Although I don’t like the label of “Emotional ...

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post image Birss J in Accord v Research Corporation Technologies attempts to cut the red tape on the right to claim priority from ipkitten.blogspot.com

The AmeriKat reaching for an earlier priority dateOh, priority.  You very important, but often (very) dull beauty.  For patent litigators, we (and our experts) step back in time to the priority date - often the ...

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Biotech Institute's Growing Patent Portfolio -- U.S. Patent No. 9,095,554 and the Path Forward from www.patentdocs.org

By Nicole Grimm, Brett Scott, and George "Trey" Lyons, III -- As with any billion dollar market, patents are an important consideration for the cannabis industry. Despite its current classification as a Schedule I drug under ...

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Omission of Venue Challenge From First Rule 12(b) Motion Precludes Defendant From Invoking Intervening Change of Law to Excuse Waiver from docketreport.blogspot.com

The court denied defendant's motion to dismiss or transfer plaintiff's consolidated patent infringement actions for improper venue because defendant waived its venue defense. "It is well settled that an improper venue defense is ...

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From Federal Circuit Clerk to Supreme Court Fellow from www.717madisonplace.com

You might have noticed today two rather succinct opinions issued by the Federal Circuit.  One wonders if that is in response to recent criticism of the Federal Circuit for issuing so many Rule 36 opinions ...

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Studies Presented At WIPO To Better Understand Limitations To Copyright from www.ip-watch.org

With no consensus on conducting normative work at the World Intellectual Property Organization on the limitations to copyright for certain actors such as persons with disabilities, educational institutions, and museums, the committee on copyright had ...

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On comments within Facebook groups comprising possibly defamatory social media statements from ipbiz.blogspot.com


From Cory Batza, 44 Pepp. L. Rev. 429 (2017)



In another case dealing with an allegedly defamatory tweet, Feld v. [page 456] Conway, n182 the court considered whether a tweet was defamatory in the context ...

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How the Neglect of Innovation Nearly Cost Britain the War Against Hitler from sharpip.blogspot.com

One of the many lessons we should remember from Word War II is that England's neglect of innovation nearly cost it the war against Germany. This is a minor but important aspect of a ...

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