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    August 7, 2013in Innovation, IP, Patent Trolls, Patents, Technology0by Editor
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    Patent Trolls or Patent Heroes? – The Increasing Pressure on Patent Assertion Entities

    On July 13, 2013, the New York Times published an article on Erich Spangenberg’s business enterprise, IPNav, which is considered to be one of the largest Patent Assertion Entities (“P.A.E.s”) in…

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    July 25, 2013in Infringement, IP, Patent Trolls, Patents, Uncategorized0by Editor
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    17 Year-Old Patent Causing Problems for Podcasters

    Is a podcast analogous to a cassette tape recording of a magazine article? Jim Logan of Personal Audio thinks that it is, and that it thereby infringes his patent. (more…)

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    August 5, 2012in Feature Post, IP, IP Reform, Patent Practice, Patents0by Editor
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    Re-examination vs. Invalidity Proceedings: A Question of Judicial Supremacy

    Re-examination and invalidity proceedings each play an important role in the patent system, offering different avenues that narrow or invalidate existing patent claims. However, a lack of clarity on how…

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    February 26, 2012in Feature Post, Jurisdiction, Patents, US4by Editor
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    Patents for the Public Good

    In September 2012, United States patent reform legislation goes into effect. (The “America Invents Act.” or AIA, Pub.L. No. 112–29; House Report No. 112–98 ,112TH Cong., 1ST Sess. 2011. Referenced…

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    March 29, 2011in Access to Medicines, Cross Border Issues, Patents, Pharmaceutical Drugs0by Editor
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    Election Drum Beats the Life Out of Access to Medicines Bill

    Dan Whalen is a JD candidate at Osgoode Hall Law School. Among the nearly 500 bills that died with the end of the 40th Canadian Parliament last Friday was Bill…

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    December 9, 2010in Cross Border Issues, Patents1by Editor
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    Google Plans on Translating European Patents

    Dan Whalen is a JD candidate at Osgoode Hall Law School In an interesting turn of events since my post last month, the European Patent Office has recently inked a…

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