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  • An analysis of Docket Navigator data since the Alice decision reveals that – following a busy December – 40 cases have now included a motion for judgment as matter of law, a motion for summary judgment, a motion to dismiss, or a motion for judgment on the pleadings because of claimed unpatentable subject matter. The Federal Circuit has also applied Alice in five cases
  • The International Trademark Association has elected J Scott Evans as its 2015 president and chair of its board of directors
  • December was the second busiest month of 2014 for filings at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board and rounded out a record year. The month also included a patent owner being sanctioned for the first time, after an offensive image of a judge was put online
  • Liad Whatstein, former head of litigation at Dr Shlomo Cohen & Co, has established a boutique IP firm in Bnei Brak, near Tel Aviv, Israel
  • Mark Holah has become a partner in Bird & Bird's London office
  • India’s Department of Industrial Promotion and Policy (DIPP) is seeking public comments on the first draft of the National IP Rights Policy
  • Google settled one copyright dispute over videos on YouTube this year – with Viacom. Now it is facing another one from Global Music Rights
  • As this year draws to a close, we shared some of the most important and interesting developments on Twitter using the hashtag #ip2014. We've compiled some of the best on Storify
  • With three more district court Section 101 actions last week, patent claims have now been declared invalid in 22 district court cases as a result of the Supreme Court’s Alice v CLS verdict, according to data from Docket Navigator, as well as four Federal Circuit cases
  • RPX subsidiary RPX Clearinghouse has agreed to purchase the patent assets controlled by Rockstar Consortium in a $900 million deal