Intellectual Property
Rooster-shaped lollipops that were branded – you guessed it – cock suckers, were denied a trademark in 2012 because the […]
Two men who allegedly developed and sold a software application that allowed users to dodge privacy settings on the Photobucket […]
In the 10 months that have passed since the Supreme Court’s ruling in Octane Fitness, there has been a significant […]
The USPTO has determined that a hashtag may be registerable, but only if it functions as an identifier of the […]
A San Francisco-based patent risk management services company has released a study that finds the total cost of defending against non-practicing entities in 2014 was $2.2 billion.
Patent reform may be the new normal for the U.S. Congress, patent attorney Gene Quinn writes at IP Watchdog. There […]
The Copyright Alert System, launched in 2013 to battle piracy of movies, music and television, is ineffective, according to a […]
The Court of Justice of the European Union cleared the way for a unified patent system in Europe this week […]
Tired of seeing its “.sucks” domain registry dragged through the mud – for potentially dragging major brand names through the […]
The question of how many songwriters it took to write a tune called “Uptown Funk” has been settled out of […]
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