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fromIPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
3 weeks agoIntellectual property law
Other Barks & Bites for Friday, February 13: CAFC Says NHK-Fintiv is General Policy Statement; Second Circuit Adopts Rule on Waiver of DMCA Safe Harbor; and Daren Tang Nominated for Second Term as WIPO Director
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fromIPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
3 months agoThe Personal Side of Patents: The Battle for Life-Saving Drugs | IPWatchdog Unleashed
Robust patent protection enables pharmaceutical innovation and patient access to life‑saving drugs by incentivizing investment and protecting developers from market and pricing pressures.
fromIPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
3 weeks agoIntellectual property law
Other Barks & Bites for Friday, February 13: CAFC Says NHK-Fintiv is General Policy Statement; Second Circuit Adopts Rule on Waiver of DMCA Safe Harbor; and Daren Tang Nominated for Second Term as WIPO Director
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fromIPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
4 weeks agoOther Barks & Bites for Friday, February 6: Counterfeit Study Shows 41% Fail Product Safety Standards; USPTO De-Designates PTAB Precedentials on RPI Amendments
41% of counterfeit apparel and footwear tested failed U.S. safety standards for hazardous chemicals, indicating significant consumer health risks and regulatory gaps.
fromBreaking Defense
1 month agoPentagon CTO offers industry free use of 400 patents from gov't labs - for a start - Breaking Defense
Step one, effective immediately, is to make roughly 400 carefully picked patents available online for a free two-year trial period. Specifically, any company that wants to try out one of the 400 technologies in its own research, development, and products can get what's called a Commercial Evaluation License (CEL) without the usual fee. Those 400 technologies- everything from a Navy-developed drone tracking system to novel Army mortar fuses - were chosen out of the thousands of possibilities by Michael's staff.
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fromIPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
1 month agoPioneering AI Innovations and Legacy: A Conversation with Inventor Gil Hyatt / IPWatchdog Unleashed
This week on IPWatchdog Unleashed, , I sat down with prolific inventor Gil Hyatt, exploring his innovative journey and aspirations to leave a lasting legacy. Gil, known for his significant contributions to the field of electrical engineering and microcomputers, shared insightful anecdotes about his early days, his pioneering work in artificial intelligence, and his ambitions to benefit future generations. The Journey of an Inventor The path of Gil Hyatt was seemingly pre-destined.
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fromIPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
3 months agoIntellectual property law
Other Barks & Bites for Friday, November 14: WIPO Study Shows IP Awareness Growing in Asia-Pacific; EPO Says Influencers Respect IP But Fear Open Discussions; CNIPA Patent Filings Increase Nearly 10% in 2024
fromIPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
3 months agoIntellectual property law
Other Barks & Bites for Friday, November 14: WIPO Study Shows IP Awareness Growing in Asia-Pacific; EPO Says Influencers Respect IP But Fear Open Discussions; CNIPA Patent Filings Increase Nearly 10% in 2024
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fromwww.dw.com
3 months agoEU agrees to relax regulations around gene-edited crops DW 12/04/2025
EU set rules exempting many gene-edited plants from strict GMO regulations, permitting supermarket sales without special labels, allowing most patents, and protecting farmers' seed-saving rights.
fromIPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
3 months agoUnderstanding IP Matters: AI Won't Replace Human Creativity
Artificial intelligence (AI), viewed from an optimist's perspective, is an accelerant for humans; a tool to handle tedious tasks that allow users to spend more time and energy on what really matters. On the current episode of Understanding IP Matters (UIPM), Eric Bear, a classically-trained actor, singer and dancer, and now a kinesthetic artist specializing in primate motion capture, discusses the interplay of creativity and technology. Bear is a successful entrepreneur, industry expert and inventor responsible for more than 100 patents.
Artificial intelligence
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fromIPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
4 months agoChecklist for Startups Building an IP Strategy Investors Will Respect
Startups must align IP to core business value, prioritizing patents that protect the key differentiator and map to the product roadmap to attract investors.
fromNature
6 months agoDeep brain stimulation data need public oversight
Public funding enabled early proof-of-concept studies that leveraged patents and prototypes, fostering a virtuous cycle of collaboration involving academia, industry and people receiving treatment, culminating in DBS implants.
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fromBusiness Insider
8 months agoNetflix is developing tech that personalizes trailers, TV shows, and movies to match your tastes
Netflix plans to personalize trailers and interactive content using subscriber data.
Custom trailers could enhance viewer engagement by highlighting favorite actors and genres.
Personalization may revive Netflix's interactive titles akin to 'Black Mirror: Bandersnatch'.
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fromFortune
8 months agoA $650 Theragun massager is the crux of an alleged multimillion broken promise between two former friends - 'Dude, my heart just sank to the floor'
Dispute emerges over Therabody patents between Dr. Mike and Dr. Jason with claims of unrecognized contributions to massage device designs.
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fromIPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
8 months agoThe Impact of Price Controls and Biologics on the Future of U.S. Pharmaceutical Innovation and Investment
The pharmaceutical industry faces dual challenges: price controls and a shift towards biologics, threatening innovation.
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fromIPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
9 months agoFTC Renews Campaign to Remove 'Junk' Inhaler and Device Patents from Orange Book Listings
FTC's warning letters may lead to extended litigation over patent listings.
The agency aims to improve access to generic drugs by challenging patents.
Targeted patents in the pharmaceutical sector are under scrutiny.
Efforts continue irrespective of longstanding industry calls for clearer guidelines.
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