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    Myriad case leans towards compromise
    Managing IP reports from hearing Judges generally skeptical Solicitor general suggests compromise Last month's Supreme Court hearing in the US Myriad case pitched supporters and opponents of gene patents against each other. But some commentators believe a compromise position proposed by the solicitor general may appeal to the justices.
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 28 2013
  • Editorial: Patent pools under pressure
    Do patent pools ultimately benefit consumers or the companies that agree to package their IP rights as part of a technical standard? That's a question antitrust officials must grapple with, but it's one that raises questions of both theory and practice.
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 28 2013
  • Should you use post-grant opposition in the US?
    The America Invents Act gives challengers more ways to attack a patent post-grant, but the challenger may have to hit a “moving target”
    May 28 2013
  • AIPLA attacks USPTO sequestration
    AIPLA president Jeff Lewis has written to the Office of Management and Budget protesting against the application of sequestration to the USPTO
    May 24 2013
  • Vermont passes controversial new law targeting patent trolls
    Vermont enacted a new law on Wednesday, believed to be the first of its kind in the US, in an effort to crack down on so-called patent trolls
    May 24 2013
  • Show it in a patent, or lock it in a safe?
    Traditional forms of intellectual property are key to maintaining a competitive edge, but there are instances where trade secret protection may result in stronger and longer lasting protection
    May 24 2013
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    Wanted: electrical engineers
    Our recent salary survey painted a pretty rosy picture of the US IP market. But there is one issue that should be of serious concern to businesses, patent lawyers and the government
    May 23 2013
  • Supreme Court backs former employee in trade secrets case
    The Court of Appeal was right to find that a former employee of mosquito net maker Vestergaard was not liable for breach of confidential information, the UK Supreme Court has ruled
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 23 2013
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    Interflora wins UK Google AdWords case
    Retailer Marks & Spencer infringed Interflora’s trade marks when it bought keywords using the latter’s brand name, Mr Justice Arnold ruled this week
    May 23 2013
  • Yahoo acquisition of Tumblr creates copyright concerns
    On Monday, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer announced that her company has agreed to acquire blog hosting website Tumblr for $1.1 billion. The deal has raised copyright concerns, both for Yahoo and for Tumblr’s 100 million users
    May 22 2013
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