Intellectual Property
Big data driven by social media numbers can provide some opportunities for businesses to protect key data-derived insights under trade secret law, even if data from outside social media sources is a part of the underlying data set.
The term “patent troll” is a pejorative term for a business entity that holds intellectual property, doesn’t utilize it for […]
The Court has made it easier for the prevailing part to recover legal costs.
In a reversal of policy, the FCC has announced it will propose new rules that would allow Internet providers to […]
After a recent David Ortiz/President Obama Oval Office ‘selfie’ was revealed to be a publicity stunt organized by Samsung, IP advocates are revisiting the right of publicity.
The “Hunger Games” attorney, the Linguist and the John Wayne are just a few of the “types” you’re likely to see at a scheduling conference in the Eastern District of Texas courtroom for the patent litigation docket.
Vermont’s attorney general won a major victory in its groundbreaking effort to use the state’s consumer protection law to crack down on “patent trolls.”
There are two primary venues for U.S. patent holders to pursue infringement claims: federal district court or a Section 337 […]
An art project meant to stir debate over privacy and security, two adjunct professors have debuted ‘Conversnitch,’ a device that […]
Ad networks should do more to keep advertising off piracy sites, the House International Anti-Piracy Caucus said in a letter […]
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