Intellectual Property

Gaming Firm Files Copyright Infringement Suit Against Authors Of Popular Hack

Gaming company Blizzard Entertainment is taking a stand against programmers who create and sell cheats that provide a competitive advantage […]

Contractor Gets Away With Trade Secrets

A Massachusetts court has ruled that a contractor that did not sign – and was not asked to sign – […]

House Intelligence Chairman: U.S. Will “Lose” Unless It Follows Up On Chinese IP Hackers

The Justice Department’s indictment this week of five hackers from the Chinese military is “an important shot across the bow” […]

‘Matrix’ Did Not Infringe Upon Revenant Nazis, Court Finds

California judge Gary Klausner ruled that the Warner Bros.’ Matrix Trilogy did not plagiarize a screen play for a film […]

Following His Letter To Lincoln, Kappos Defends U.S. Patent System

Tired of seeing the U.S. patent system being used as a punching bag, David Kappos, former director of the U.S. […]

Hold On A Minute, Comrade

An internet archive of radical writings was sued by Lawrence & Wishart, a small, leftist publisher, which asserted copyright ownership […]

Claim That USPTO, Hostile To Patents, Keeps Moving Goal Posts

A critic says the protocol at the U.S. Patent Office is contributing to the country’s stagnating economic recovery and badly needs reform.

Microsoft Must Produce Emails Though Server Is Abroad

A magistrate judge in the Southern District of New York has said that, per a warrant, Microsoft must produce emails […]

Class Action Claims Google Has Monopolized Internet Searches

A Seattle law firm has filed an antitrust class action against Google, claiming the tech giant “illegally monopolized, and financially […]

Samsung To Appeal $119M Patent Ruling In Apple Case

Though its latest patent battle with Apple ended with Samsung on the hook for a fraction of what Apple asked […]

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