INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
- Volunteers 3D-Print Unobtainable $11,000 Valve For $1 To Keep Covid-19 Patients Alive; Original Manufacturer Threatens To Sue
- Industry Committee Recommends Adding Digital Lock Exception to USMCA Copyright Provisions (Michael Geist)
- False Start for Paparazzi in Copyright Suit
- Cruz v. Cox Media Group: District court holds Cox Media Group liable for copyright infringement due to publication of bystander’s photograph of 2017 terrorist attack in conjunction with news story, finding no fair use.
- LinkedIn Appeals Important CFAA Ruling Regarding Scraping Public Info Just As Concerns Raised About Clearview
- After A Long Climb, Led Zeppelin Prevails In The Stairway To Heaven Copyright Battle
- Is “This Land is Your Land” in the Public Domain?
- The Freewheeling, Copyright-Infringing World of Custom-Printed Tees: Print-on-demand companies allow anyone to upload designs for T-shirts, mugs & other items. But many images violate I.P. rights.
- Cofemel decision applied for the first time by UK court
- The Philadelphia Phillies Are Phighting for Their Rights to the Phanatic
- March Madness Trademarks: Avoiding a Foul Call from the NCAA (2020 Update – Part 1)
- March Madness Trademarks: Avoiding a Foul Call from the NCAA (2020 Update)(Part 2 – Even if the Tournament is Off)
- Google’s Servers Hosted by Third Parties Do Not Establish Patent Venue
- Failure to Mark Can Put Damages Underwater
- Protecting Trade Secrets During a Pandemic
- Natural Language Processing
- Former Refrigerator Manufacturer Says Companies Using Open Source, Royalty-Free Video Technology Must Pay To License 2,000 Patents
- Patent Marking – Federal Circuit Clarifies Noncompliance is not Cured by Ceasing to Sell Products or by Willful Infringement
- 2020: A Busy Year for CRISPR Patents at the EPO
- Firm wielding Theranos patents asks judge to block coronavirus test [Updated]
- After Theranos suit, Fortress makes patents available on royalty-free basis for COVID-19 tests
- Softbank-Owned Patent Troll Now Promises To Grant Royalty-Free License For Covid-19 Tests; Details Lacking
- True or false: testing limits of comparative advertising
- Patent-Eligible Improvements to Computer Functionality Must Be Directed to an Improvement of the Computer or Network Platform
- Claims Using Naturally-Occurring Phenomenon in Method of Preparation Found Patent Eligible
- Choosing Advocacy over Candor Renders Patent Unenforceable
- Unitary Patent and Unified Patent Court – Is it all over or is there a Plan B?
- The Growing Importance of International Arbitration for Intellectual Property Disputes
- Intellectual property law: a year in review
- As Congress Explore New Awful Copyright Plans, Maximalists Look To Rewrite The History Of SOPA/PIPA
- SoftBank Owned Patent Troll, Using Monkey Selfie Law Firm, Sues To Block Covid-19 Testing, Using Theranos Patents
- Facebook unleashes the legal hounds against deceptive web domain names
- The challenges of Artificial Intelligence in the field of IP
- Who owns AI creations? Comment on WIPO’s ‘Draft Issues Paper on Intellectual Property and Artificial Intelligence’ (Guido Noto La Diega)
- Identifying the Legal and Business Risks of Disinformation and Deepfakes: What Every Business Needs to Know
- Board finds that Nintendo Joy-Cons don’t infringe on Gamevice controller patents
- Nintendo wins patent dispute against Gamevice: Patent Trial and Appeal Board invalidates all 19 of mobile accessories maker’s claims against platform holder
- Ittle Dew 2+ returns to Nintendo Switch: Former publisher Nicalis denies allegations it attempted to re-publish title without permission
- U.S. Patent no. 10,286,314: System and method for providing continuous gameplay in a multiplayer video game through an unbounded gameplay session
Jon
Communications Law