Intellectual Property

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• Never Say Never, Again and Again

  
  Editorial Anonymous — Authority: 586
  As a freelance Illustrator still scraping my fingernails to get noticed by the industry, I’ve created a site that includes multiple styles. I had been told all through art school this was a big No-No to feature multiple styles under the same name. I find this rather frustrating, as I’m sure Editors can appreciate ...
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• Audience analysis workshop 29 January 2010

  
  SCA Blog — Authority: 93
  The Strategic Content Alliance is delighted to announce a series of workshops throughout 2010 aimed at senior policymakers and practitioners involved in the delivery of online content and services over the internet. The events will be held on a monthly basis at the JISC London offices and will deliver enhanced ...
  19 hours ago

• SCOTUS Skeptical of Business Method Patents

  
  JETLawBlog: The Official Blog of the Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law — Authority: 422
  On November 9, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments for Bilski v. Kappos . The case, whose facts were reported on earlier , involves whether a “business model” is patentable. At the end of the day, it seemed that the Justices were skeptical of whether the way in which a company does business is a proper ...
  19 hours ago

• How science is shackled by intellectual property

  
  Comment is free | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 163
  Ownership rights pose a real danger to scientific progress for the public good The idea of ownership is ubiquitous. Title deeds establish and protect ownership of our houses, while security of property is as important to the proprietors of Tesco and Sainsburys as it is to their customers. However, there is a ...
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• Does Rupert Murdoch have an Internet strategy?

  
  Scholars and Rogues — Authority: 604
  As a follow-on to Dr. Denny’s post on Rupert Murdoch way back on 29 August, there have been further developments worth noting in this space. There has been a flurry of headlines the past few weeks over recent comments by Murdoch, who now is making noises about removing News Corp news stories from Google. He’s ...
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• The Consequences of Not Protecting and Defending Your Trademarks

  
  Black Web 2.0 — Authority: 524
  Inaction in policing your trademark can lead to a bar to sue for trademark infringement. In addition, failure to prosecute infringers usually is evidence of a weak mark. As a result, challengers can petition the USPTO to cancel your trademark registration. Find out how to protect your trademarks at all costs to reap ...
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• The Truth Hurts: AT&T’s Suit Against Verizon

  
  JETLawBlog: The Official Blog of the Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law — Authority: 422
  With just one week and over 250,000 sales under its belt, one would think that Verizon Wireless executives would be breaking out the bubbly to celebrate the successful release of its much-anticipated competitor to AT&T’s iPhone, the Android 2.0 . But, alas, a lawsuit filed by AT&T in an Atlanta Federal ...
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• European Union Drops Qualcomm Case

  
  Xconomy — Authority: 703
  wireless , technology licensing , European Union Bruce V. Bigelow wrote: Word from Brussels today has removed a big unknown that was weighing on San Diego wireless giant Qualcomm and its global technology licensing strategy. European Union antitrust regulators say they are dropping their investigation into ...
  2 days ago

• SOC: Tempest in the Back of Your TV

  
  Stanford Center for Internet and Society — Authority: 493
  Ive spent all day on what I thought would be a short blog post. The MPAA wants a waiver from the FCC rule that prohibits disabling analog interfaces on the back of your TV. That sounds dangerous, but it turns out the problem is a lot more complicated than I wanted it to be! The MPAA has asked the FCC for a waiver to ...
  2 days ago

• Pandemic Studios confirms Mercs Inc.

  
  GamingAngels — Authority: 576
  Pandemic Studios has confirmed that it is working on a title based in the Mercenaries franchise. The game is in early stages of development and has been brought over to EALA. Mercs Inc. is the working title for the game and will be the first Pandemic title to be released from the EA studios. “We are very excited ...
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• Making a list and checking it seven times

  
  L.A. Times - Opinion Blog — Authority: 624
  The New York Times reports that conservatives  have been drawing up a 10-point checklist -- to be printed on litmus paper? -- against which the Republican National Committee should measure prospective GOP candidates. Theres nothing surprising about the contents of the proposed creed (for example, opposition to ...
  2 days ago

• CEO Arrested for Alleged ‘Hit’ on Whistleblower

  
  Ethisphere Ethics News & Commentary Blog — Authority: 104
  The chief executive of a Vietnamese real estate investment company, Hoang Hai Ltd., was arrested for allegedly hiring a man to carry out an attack on the executive’s former deputy. The executive, Ngo Quang Truong, hired Vu Van Luan, who then allegedly hired five other men to help carry out the attack. Police ...
  2 days ago

• 10 tips for generating more leads in a recession

  
  IP Marketing Advisor — Authority: 429
  Marketing is always a numbers game, whether you’re looking to sell a product or license IP, and generating those numbers — or leads — is more difficult in a recession. Liz Jackson, founder and managing director of Great Guns Marketing, offers these 10 tips for generating leads in a recession: Define your ...
  2 days ago

• Tech Transfer Partnerships: Establishing Effective Legal and Operational Structures for Long-Term Success

  
  IP Marketing Advisor — Authority: 429
  Partnerships in tech transfer can succeed wildly or fail miserably, depending on how they are structured, nurtured, and operated. To optimize the results of your partnering agreements takes diligent work before and after the deal is inked. That’s why our Distance Learning Division has scheduled a targeted ...
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• Exciting entrepreneurial culture lures top faculty

  
  IP Marketing Advisor — Authority: 429
  The importance or creating an “entrepreneurial culture” on campus extends not only to generating disclosures and new IP, it can also draw other talented researchers to your campus. Take the case of William F. Hanks, and his wife, Jennifer Johnson-Hanks, both anthropologists, who were lured away by the University ...
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• ‘Entrepalooza’ exposes students to ins and outs of creating a business

  
  IP Marketing Advisor — Authority: 429
  Even the catchy name, a play on “Lollapalooza” and other modern rock festivals, is geared toward an audience of students. And after 10 years of drawing business-oriented students to their event, the sponsors of ‘Entrepalooza’ hope they’ve enabled many of them to pack a more powerful punch as they seek to ...
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• How do you create a unique value proposition?

  
  IP Marketing Advisor — Authority: 429
  The creation of a unique value proposition, or UVP, is not as simple as you might think, says Natalie Hart, a conversion analyst with FutureNow, Inc., a provider of software-as-a-service that monitors websites and searches for reasons why visitors fail to buy or register. Hart says she has recently taken on a few new ...
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• New tool slashes time and expense from medical device commercialization process

  
  IP Marketing Advisor — Authority: 429
  A new Software-as-a-Service tool that in less than 20 minutes provides crucial information needed for determining the FDA classification and regulatory pathway for medical device technology has just been released by e-Zassi, and is being offered with an introductory discount in partnership with 2Market Information ...
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• What’s in a name? In marketing, plenty

  
  IP Marketing Advisor — Authority: 429
  Do you pay close attention to the headlines on your news releases? How about the titles of your product summaries? You should, because the headline or title is the first thing the reader will see, and it can either draw them in or turn them off. Take the title of this new book: “Friends with Benefits: A Social Media ...
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• Dont Try to Have Fun if you are Depressed

  
  Akron Law Caf — Authority: 134
  Or you might lose your insurance coverage . Or maybe the issue is really about not posting pictures of it (the having of fun) on Facebook. OR maybe its really about setting your privacy controls appropriately.
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