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  • Editorial: Public interest or protectionism?
    The latest development in the global patent war between Apple and Samsung took another dramatic turn last month. The International Trade Commission (ITC), set to ban imports of Apple's iPhone 4 for infringing Samsung's patents, was overruled by US Trade Representative Michael Froman, citing concerns about the dangers of holders of standards-essential patents (SEPs) gaining undue leverage over the market and the associated public interests.
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 28 2013
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    The healthcare system needs stronger IP protection
    Declan Hamill, chief of staff and vice president (legal affairs) for Rx&D tells James Nurton why the innovative life sciences industry has concerns about the lack of patent term restoration, utility standards and access to medicines
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 27 2013
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    Canada’s new Combatting Counterfeit Products Act
    Cynthia Rowden of Bereskin & Parr explains recent legislation that offers better counterfeiting remedies and streamlines registration procedures
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 27 2013
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    How the Amazon ruling affected business-method patents
    Matthew Zischka and Colin Ingram of Smart & Biggar analyse decisions on computer-implemented inventions, alongside CIPO’s efforts to strengthen and clarify policy
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 27 2013
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    Generics don’t get an easy ride in Canada
    As brand-name producers push for longer data exclusivity and a better appeals process in Canada, Jim Keon, president of the Canadian Generic Pharmaceutical Association, explains the misconceptions about Canadian regulation to Alli Pyrah
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 27 2013
  • David Kappos IP Week
    Kappos: 21st century innovation requires government support
    The former head of the USPTO says that academic institutions have largely replaced large corporate research centres as a major source of breakthrough innovations, but this raises new challenges to commercialisation
    August 27 2013
  • Patent trolls and barking dogs
    Many readers will be familiar with the curious incident of the dog in the night-time, identified by Sherlock Holmes in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s short story “Silver Blaze”. Puzzled, the Scotland Yard detective says: “The dog did nothing in the night-time.” Holmes replies: “That was the curious incident.”
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 26 2013
  • Lessig challenges DMCA takedown notice
    Know your enemy. Did Australian company record company Liberation Music bear this advice in mind when it requested that YouTube block the video of a lecture titled “Open” given by Harvard Law School professor Lawrence Lessig?
    August 23 2013
  • US government report targets software patents
    Focus on the type of patent, rather than the identity of the litigant: that was the conclusion of a US Government Accountability Office report into patent litigation and patent quality published this week
    August 23 2013
  • Patents County Court gets new name
    The Patents County Court in London is to be renamed the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court from October 1, under a statutory instrument laid before parliament earlier this month.
    August 23 2013
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