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    January 19, 2017in Blogs, IP Intensive0by Editor
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    IP Intensive: An Entrepreneurial Perspective of Intellectual Property Law - a Semester at ventureLAB

    My internship at ventureLAB as part of Osgoode’s IP Intensive program, broadened my perspective on intellectual property law in a way that I did not expect. It was a richly…

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    November 22, 2016in Feature Post, IP, Patent Practice, Patentability, Patents0by Editor
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    Utility Emphasis Lacking in the Examination of Aggregations

    The distinction between combinations and aggregations is a well-accepted principle of patent law. A combination is an assemblage of known elements whose combined use leads to a result that is…

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    August 4, 2016in Design, Development, IP, Patents0by Editor
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    Pole Vault in Rio 2016: A Contest of Skill or a Contest of Patents?

    With the Rio 2016 Summer Olympics getting started on August 5th, there is no time like the present to explore the evolution of patents relating to the vaulting pole. Originally, pole…

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    April 4, 2016in Copyright, Copyright Reform, Infringement, IP, Licensees, Movies, US6by Editor
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    Batmobile Declared a Character Deserving of Copyright Protection, Finally Invincible

    The U.S. Ninth Circuit court held in DC Comics v Towle (“Towle”) that Mark Towle’s Batmobile replicas infringed DC Comics’ copyrights, and that the Batmobile was a “character” deserving of copyright protection. (more…)

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