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    Category: Innovation

    December 3, 2008in General, Innovation, Technology0by Editor
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    Changing role of ‘You’ in ‘YouTube’

    Ever since the inception of YouTube, people have been extremely creative in finding applications of this user-friendly platform. Owing to its profound integration into our daily lives, its uses have…

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    November 27, 2008in Commercialization, General, Innovation1by Editor
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    Tony Chapman: “Made in Canada: Why creativity and invention must become the life blood of our economy”

    This past Tuesday, as part of the IP Osgoode Speaks series, Tony Chapman, founder and CEO of Capital C Marketing Group, gave a talk about the need for Canada’s industries…

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    November 25, 2008in Copyright Reform, Innovation, IP, Uncategorized1by Editor
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    Speech from the Throne: A ray of hope for IP reform in the clouds of uncertainty

    On Wednesday November 18, 2008 the Right Honourable Governor General of Canada Michaëlle Jean delivered the Government’s Speech from the Throne, and so dawned Canada’s 40th session of Parliament. The…

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    November 2, 2008in Commercialization, Innovation, Patents, Pharmaceutical Drugs0by Editor
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    Economic Benefits Lie at the Heart of Patent Protection, Not Altruism

    The ideas that an inventor’s time and investments should be protected and new inventions encouraged through the granting of patents, underlie some of the justifications of our current patent system.  Theorists…

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    November 2, 2008in Commercialization, Infringement, Innovation, Patents, Tech Transfer0by Editor
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    Top U.S. court scales back patent royalties

    A recent landmark decision by the United States Supreme Court in Quanta v. LG Electronics has effectively restricted patent-holders’ ability to claim infringement for subsequent uses of licensed products. This…

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    November 2, 2008in Commercialization, Innovation, Patents0by Editor
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    Out in the open: Some scientists sharing results

    It is said that a problem shared is a problem halved. Is it possible that innovation shared could mean innovation doubled?  If one looks to economic theory to justify IP,…

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