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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Intellectual property refers to any creations of the mind -- musical, literary, and artistic works; inventions; and symbols, names, images, and designs used in commerce, including copyrights, trademarks, patents, and related rights. This topic discusses how inventors, engineers, designers, and corporations are protecting their intellectual property.
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Attorney General Eric Holder was in New Zealand for a meeting of Attorneys General from the US, New Zealand, Canada,...
If you recall the insane concept of "hot news," you know all about the attempt to treat factual information...
Companies using DMCA claims as censorship typically fall into one of two categories. Either the company thinks it's...
The folks at the human rights organization Article 19, who are focused on protecting free speech around the globe (as...
Ken White blogs at Popehat. He's a litigator and criminal defense attorney at Brown White & Newhouse LLP in Los...
I don't know if we have any fans of cryptic crosswords in the Techdirt audience, but if so, this one's for you.
Over two years ago, we wrote about an absolutely insane proposal in Florida that sought to make it a felony to...
Businesses, particularly when they are starting out, often make the mistake of assuming that by merely incorporating...
We recently wrote about Senator Orrin Hatch's plans to create a special new ambassador-level role within the USTR for...
Do the egos and delusions of grandeur of attorneys really know no boundaries?
Even as the US tries to ratchet up patents, copyrights and trademarks in international trade agreements, talking about...
Back when the US was negotiating ACTA, we were among those who raised the alarm about just how troubling this trade...
Senator Orrin Hatch has taken a back seat on various "intellectual property" issues in the past few years, as...
As we've discussed before, one of the sneakier moves of the content industry (and, later, the pharmaceutical industry)...
In our previous posting, we addressed the issue of getting to the point in drafting a patent application.
We've been pointing out for years that all the talk about "cyberattacks" and "cybersecurity" appear...
One of the nastier tricks of copyright maximalists has been to lump together "counterfeiting" with...
Back when "The Harlem Shake" first went viral, we pointed out that it was a bit hypocritical of Baauer to use...
Earlier this week the U.K. Government announced that the Patent Act would be amended to “allow clinical and field...
For many years, we've talked about just how bogus the numbers are that get thrown around for "losses" and...
Inventors often aspire to draft their own patent application. This is something that they can and should do.
We've written a few times about governments around the globe seeking to make use of lower-priced (and often more widely...
ACTA and SOPA may have flopped, but minor setbacks like that won't stop the onslaught of abuses from the entertainment...
Top Sources: Intellectual Property
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- francis-moran.com
- frontendofinnovation.blogspot.com
- intellectualpropertyplanet.blogspot.com
- LinkedIn Answers: Law and Legal
- BusinessWeek
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