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  • A focus on China
    As international businesses settle into their long term China strategies, intellectual property becomes increasingly important. Download our China Focus for insights onto the increasingly mature but complex Chinese IP system
    April 02 2015
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    101 opinions, Robin Williams, PTAB, Jay-Z, Perfect 10 – the week in IP
    The latest statistics on patents invalidated under 101, Robin Williams restricting use of his image before his death, patentees’ recent success at the PTAB, the Big Pimpin’ case latest, and a “copyright troll” being ordered to pay fees were in the IP headlines this week
    April 02 2015
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    Bass and Spangenberg target another pharma company through IPR
    UPDATED APRIL 7 TO INCLUDE NEW IPR: Hayman Capital’s Kyle Bass and IP Nav’s Erich Spangenberg have targeted a second and third pharmaceutical company at the PTAB, filing inter partes review petitions challenging patents owned by Shire and Jazz
    April 02 2015
  • Data – Apple and Toyota dominate March PTAB filings
    Managing IP’s analysis of data from Docket Navigator reveals the petitioners, patent owners, law firms and attorneys that were busiest for PTAB filings in March
    April 02 2015
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    What is Spiderman's take on post-expiration patent royalties?
    In the Supreme Court argument in Kimble v Marvel, several Justices appeared hesitant to overrule Brulotte's restrictions on royalty agreements that extend past a patent's expiration. Managing IP was there for the blow-by-blow
    April 01 2015
  • USPTO appoints deputy trade mark commissioner
    Meryl Hershkowitz has been appointed as the USPTO’s deputy commissioner for trade mark operations
    April 01 2015
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    US Supreme Court tackles intent in induced infringement
    The presumption of validity, aiding and abetting, the relationship between infringement and invalidity, and production lines grinding to a fault- these are some of the topics discussed in yesterday’s Supreme Court oral arguments in Commil v Cisco
    April 01 2015
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    Arnold writes short judgment
    For coverage of authentic IP developments, see our brand new April issue, our latest news and our blog page. Only 30% of our content is published on our blog – to access all of our content you need to be a subscriber. We like to offer our loyal blog readers a special rate, so register your interest in coming on board as a subscriber and we will be in touch shortly
    Managing IP Correspondent, April 01 2015
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    Sirius and Pandora cases raise fundamental IP issues
    The popularity of pre-1972 music on internet radio has thrown up a fierce legal battle over sound recording licences in the United States. Peter E Masaitis and Evan W Woolley explain – with a bit of help from their friends in the 60s and 70s music scene
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2015
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    Time to put strategies in place for 3D printing
    3D printing offers new opportunities to IP owners and manufacturers, but also brings risks. Justin E Pierce and Steven J Schwarz suggest some approaches companies can take to maximise protection in the United States
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 31 2015
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