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    Are patent boxes more than an IP-shifting exercise?
    There has been much focus over the past week on how companies use patents to reduce their tax liabilities
    October 05 2014
  • The worldwide problem of commercialisation
    Much like their counterparts in Europe and the US, organisations in Asia are searching for ways to monetise intellectual property. One institution offers a useful model
    October 05 2014
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    Grooveshark, Michelle Lee, USPTO, Marvel, Boston Scientific – the week in IP
    Grooveshark losing a copyright infringement case, rumours of Michelle Lee becoming USPTO director, the USPTO issuing more than 300,000 utility patents in fiscal year 2014, and a settlement between Marvel and the heirs of Jack Kirby were among the intellectual property stories hitting the headlines this week
    October 02 2014
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    Patent licensing professionals still adjusting to PTAB proceedings
    IP licensing professionals have not yet caught up with how the advent of Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) proceedings is affecting their business
    October 02 2014
  • Acacia subsidiary ordered to pay $1.4m attorneys’ fees
    The District Court for Delaware has ordered a subsidiary of Acacia Research to pay attorneys’ fees of $1.396 million to NetApp, while issuing a smack down of “this sort of reckless and wasteful litigation”
    October 01 2014
  • Do your business colleagues understand trade marks?
    Wish your business teams understood more about trade marks? At least you’re not alone, according to a survey carried out by Hogan Lovells
    September 30 2014
  • UPC questions centre on judges and costs – video interviews
    Lawyers, economists and in-house counsel identified the quality and training of judges, consistent application of the rules and the costs of using the new system as the key questions regarding the Unitary Patent and Unified Patent Court that need to be addressed, in a series of video interviews conducted by Managing IP at the recent European Patent Reform Forum in Munich
    September 30 2014
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    3D printing must avoid the music industry’s IP mistakes
    The rise of 3D printing has meant the every conceivable product is in danger of having its IP infringed upon. But some interesting approaches to tackle this are already emerging, such as a partnership between the 3D printing company Shapeways and toy and game maker Hasbro
    September 30 2014
  • Judge notes Alice’s unintended consequence in video game case
    The Central District of California has invalidated non-business-method claims on two video game-related patents, with the judge citing the Alice v CLS Bank decision and noting the dangers of claiming the novel portions of an invention too broadly
    September 30 2014
  • UK readies for new exemptions to copyright
    A range of copyright law exceptions come into force in the UK tomorrow, making it legal for consumers to copy CDs on to MP3 players and protecting makers of parodies from accusations of copyright infringement
    September 30 2014
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