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    Category: Tech Transfer

    May 14, 2009in Commercialization, General, Innovation, IP, Originality, Tech Transfer, Technology0by Editor
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    The Emerging Recognition of the Importance of Design and Creative Practice in Product/Service Innovation: Moving Away from a Strict Adherence to Technology and the ‘Hard’ Sciences

    In his April 2008 report, ‘Between a Hard Rock and a Soft Space: Design, Creative Practice and Innovation’, Dr. John H. Howard discusses how the arts, humanities and social sciences…

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    March 24, 2009in Cross Border Issues, IP, Patents, Tech Transfer, Technology1by Editor
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    Can we blame strong IP protection for climate change?

    In recent years, there has been a growing concern about the increasing levels of greenhouse gas emissions and their detrimental effect on the environment. To respond to this concern, countries…

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    February 9, 2009in Commercialization, Innovation, IP, Tech Transfer2by Editor
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    Alpha geeks, Golf Shoes, and the Waterloo Miracle

    On Tuesday February 3, the Canadian Intellectual Property Council (CIPC), under the umbrella of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, held a conference on the global threat of illicit trade. The…

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    November 24, 2008in Tech Transfer, Technology, Telecommunications0by Editor
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    The CRTC telecom decision: net neutrality supporters might have lost a battle but still have a shot at winning the war

    The buzz around ‘net neutrality’ has started again. ‘Net neutrality’ is a term that became widely used and debated in the early 2000s. Simply put ‘net neutrality’ means ‘absolute non-discrimination’…

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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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    March 24, 2008in Commercialization, Tech Transfer1by Editor
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    Perspectives from a former scientist-in-training: If I knew then, what I know now…

    In its Strategic Plan published in 2006, Ontario’s Ministry of Research and Innovation called for the generation of an “innovation culture” in Ontario with one goal of increasing the commercialization…

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