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Latest blogosphere posts tagged “intellectual property”

• Bulldozer crushes 400,000 pirated CDs in Cambodia

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 734
  Phnom Penh, Jan 6 (DPA) Cambodian authorities used a bulldozer to crush 400,000 CDs and DVDs in a crackdown on piracy, national media reported Wednesday.Police drove the machine over the pile of counterfeit discs that were stacked on the road outside Wat Phnom, the capital’s landmark Buddhist temple.The Cambodia ...
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• RMLC and ASCAP/BMI Agree to Continue to Disagree

  
  CommLawBlog — Authority: 120
  Back before the end of the year, we suggested that broadcasters who had not already signed up with the Radio Music License Committee (RMLC) might look into doing so pronto. The RMLC, you will recall, represents broadcasters in negotiating with ASCAP and BMI relative to copyright royalty rates.  You can be part ...
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• IPR Infringements Can Make Investments in China Capricious

  
  China Legal Blog — Authority: 153
  The Financial Times of January 4th (online), 5th (HK paper version) has an interesting article about famous stock-picker Anthony Bolton who is trying his expertise/luck in China. In the article , written by Sundeep Tucker, Jamil Anderlini and Robert Co...
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• Top Intellectual Property and Technology Stories of 2009

  
  IP Osgoode — Authority: 429
  2009 was a significant year for developments in the area of intellectual property and technology.  We have put together a brief list of noteworthy news, events and cases that we have covered this past year.  Many of these items received top mainstream news coverage and were closely watched by the Canadian public.  ...
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• 65 Bits Episode 151: Best Tech of the Decade

  
  SGEntrepreneurs — Authority: 436
  Our friends at Tech65 starts off the new year with their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape with the review of 2009 and predictions ahead for 2010 in the last week of this year: [1] Microsoft loses its appeal in $200-million-plus Custom XML patent infringement case , [2] ...
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• American Software Firm Sues Chinese Government, Computer Manufacturers

  
  ChinaTechNews.com — Authority: 534
  The Green Dam Youth Escort software saga has reared its head again as an American [...]
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• American Software Firm Sues Chinese Government, Computer Manufacturers

  
  China Legal Blog — Authority: 153
  The Green Dam Youth Escort software saga has reared its head again as an American [...]
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• Three reasons you’ll be knocked off pt. 1

  
  Fashion Incubator — Authority: 504
  People are going to have a field day with contradictions and conjecture of exceptions to the rule. Lets be clear before we start. Were talking about line for line copies, not someone with synchronicity and has picked up on the same trend you have however nascent. We are limiting the discussion to competitors who are ...
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• Bonos "One" Ignorant Idea

  
  Public Knowledge - Blogging, Events, and Action Alerts — Authority: 127
  U2 frontman and humanitarian Bono had a page-long op-ed in this past Sunday’s New York Times, where he describes what he calls “10 ideas that might make the next 10 years more interesting, healthy or civil. Some are trivial, some fundamental. They have little in common with one another except that I am seized by ...
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• $675,000 RIAA File Sharing Verdict is ‘Unreasonable’

  
  ShareConnector — Authority: 150
  The nation’s second file sharing defendant to challenge the Recording Industry Association of America at trial is asking the court for a retrial, or to reduce the $675,000 verdict the jury levied for infringing 30 songs. Among other claims, lawyers for defendant Joel Tenenbaum asserted Monday this summer’s verdict ...
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• $675,000 RIAA File Sharing Verdict is ‘Unreasonable’

  
  Threat Level — Authority: 724
  The nation’s second file sharing defendant to challenge the Recording Industry Association of America at trial is asking the court for a retrial, or to reduce the $675,000 verdict the jury levied for infringing 30 songs. Among other claims, lawyers for defendant Joel Tenenbaum asserted Monday this summer’s ...
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• How can you make the most of IP listing sites?

  
  IP Marketing Advisor — Authority: 129
  There are at least a dozen IP listing websites currently operating, according to Karen Hiser of Fuentek LLC, an IP and technology management firm. She writes on the firm’s blog that “effective placement of your IP on these websites can yield low-cost leads for your technology commercialization program.” ...
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• Tech Transfer Marketing on a Shoestring: Guerilla Tactics in a Budget-Cut World

  
  IP Marketing Advisor — Authority: 129
  Tech transfer professionals charged with the task of marketing their IP to licensees have a tough challenge, often operating without a dedicated marketing professionals or even a formal marketing budget. Getting the word out, and generating high-quality leads and ultimately deals, requires creative tactics and ...
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• Focus on core competencies yields licensing deal

  
  IP Marketing Advisor — Authority: 129
  In seeking out licensing partners, it’s important to recognize what you’re good at — and what you’re not. That recognition can lead to deals like the one struck recently by Minneapolis-based medical startup Medspira, LLC, which has inked exclusive licensing deals to sell two commercially available products ...
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• Marketing tactics generate stimulus funds

  
  IP Marketing Advisor — Authority: 129
  Universities that have been successful in obtaining American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) grants agree that these funds were not won by accident; it took a good deal of planning — and a good deal of marketing, both internal and external. “We have an energetic and proactive faculty,” says Christopher D. ...
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• How to you get your online video noticed

  
  IP Marketing Advisor — Authority: 129
  Creating a video and uploading it to YouTube or a similar site is one thing; getting people to notice it is an entirely different matter. The competition, notes Irwin Myers, president of Chicago-based Video One Productions, is fierce. “So serious is online video’s impact that Google offers top ten rankings to ...
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• Royalty rate benchmarks now available for immediate download

  
  IP Marketing Advisor — Authority: 129
  Three popular royalty rate references offered by IP Marketing E-News parent company 2Market Information Inc., in partnership with IPRA Inc., have just been made available in PDF format for purchasers who wish to access the information immediately and avoid shipping-related costs and delivery delays. The three ...
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• Do you know how to be a good client?

  
  IP Marketing Advisor — Authority: 129
  While it’s very important to carefully select your vendors, it’s equally important to be a good client, says “The Marketing Assassin,” Rene Power, who works with UK companies to advance their marketing and sales efforts. Here is his take on how to be a good client: Write down what you want . Marketing ...
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• Setback For Net Lyric Site

  
  Tech Daily Dose — Authority: 602
  Advertisement The National Music Publishers Association said Tuesday that it has won its latest copyright infringement battle against the operator of an illegal free-lyric Web site. NMPA said that its members Peermusic, Warner/Chappell and Bug Music have secured a consent agreement that bars Motive Force ...
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• A North Face By Any Other Name Would Smell As Sweet….

  
  StartupNation Blog — Authority: 121
  I just came across a great blog post by a fellow attorney, J. Michael Hurst at Keating Muething & Klekamp PLLC. Apparently, 19-year old Jimmy Winkelmann created a company called The South Butt LLC , which was meant as a parody of The North Face. Here are the two logos at issue:   Apparently, ...
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