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  | Night market 'passed off' Found at 5/9/2008 via www.canada.com
Patent and copyright infringement was so rampant at the Richmond Night Market that the organization that polices piracy and counterfeiting in Canada is welcoming the prospect of a new market under different management. More...
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| U.S. Patent Office Allows Another Significant VNUS Patent Found at 5/9/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
VNUS® Medical Technologies, Inc. today announced that the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office has decided to allow a second continuation patent application related to the patents in the VNUS patent infringement lawsuit against suppliers of endovenous laser products. More...
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| Technology Briefing Found at 5/9/2008 via seattlepi.nwsource.com
Microsoft frees nominees for alternate Yahoo board ... Alcatel-Lucent/Microsoft patent case reinstated ... Intel a winner in Sweden's wireless broadband bid ... More...
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| Burst.com and RealNetworks Reach Settlement Agreement Found at 5/8/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
Burst.com, Inc. today announced that is has signed an agreement in principle to settle litigation with RealNetworks, Inc. RealNetworks agreed to pay Burst a one-time payment of $533,500.00 cash, in exchange for a license to a subset of the Burst patents. The license is non-exclusive and does not provide pass through license rights. The patent license settles all differences between the two ... More...
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| US court reinstates part of Alcatel patent case Found at 5/8/2008 via sg.news.yahoo.com
WASHINGTON, May 8 - A U.S. appeals court reinstated on Thursday part of a dispute between patent-holder Alcatel-Lucent and Dell Inc and Microsoft . More...
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| Court weighs whether to restrict 'business method' patents Found at 5/8/2008 via news.ino.com
(AP:WASHINGTON) Is a baseball pitcher's method for throwing a curveball patentable? How about a chiropractor's techniques? A federal appeals court wrestled with those kinds of questions Thursday when it considered placing restrictions on patent protections for business practices. More...
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| Federal Circuit Court Advised on Risks of Limiting Patent Protection Found at 5/8/2008 via www.centredaily.com
As the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit heard oral arguments In re Bilski today, advocates of an open and technology-neutral patent system argued that limiting the types of innovation that can be patented would be out of synch with historic practice, congressional intent and the best interests of the United States. More...
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| Court weighs whether to restrict 'business method' patents Found at 5/8/2008 via www.thestate.com
Is a baseball pitcher's method for throwing a curveball patentable? How about a chiropractor's techniques? A federal appeals court wrestled with those kinds of questions Thursday when it considered placing restrictions on patent protections for business practices. The case under review is being closely watched by financial services and software companies. The number of patents on tax preparation ... More...
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| Court weighs whether to restrict 'business method' patents Found at 5/8/2008 via news.ino.com
(AP:WASHINGTON) Is a baseball pitcher's method for throwing a curveball patentable? How about a chiropractor's techniques? A federal appeals court wrestled with those kinds of questions Thursday when it considered placing restrictions on patent protections for business practices. More...
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| Court weighs whether to restrict 'business method' patents Found at 5/8/2008 via www.sfgate.com
Is a baseball pitcher's method for throwing a curveball patentable? How about a chiropractor's techniques? A federal appeals court wrestled with those kinds of questions Thursday when it considered placing restrictions on patent protections for business... More...
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| Court weighs whether to restrict ?business method? patents Found at 5/8/2008 via www.lasvegassun.com
Thu, May 8, 2008 (3:02 p.m.) Is a baseball pitcher's method for throwing a curveball patentable? How about a chiropractor's techniques? A federal appeals court wrestled with those kinds of questions Thursday when it considered placing restrictions on patent protections for business practices. More...
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| Tech firms' millions get them a muddle on patent bill Found at 5/8/2008 via www.marketwatch.com
After an intense struggle that?s cost more than $3.5 million in lobbying fees, a coalition of technology giants Cisco, Google, Microsoft and others sees its push for patent reform run aground in the U.S. Senate. More...
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| Tech firms' millions get them a muddle on patent bill Found at 5/8/2008 via www.marketwatch.com
After an intense struggle that?s cost more than $3.5 million in lobbying fees, a coalition of technology giants Cisco, Google, Microsoft and others sees its push for patent reform run aground in the U.S. Senate. More...
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| Thomas J. Colson, President & CEO, IP.com, Inc. to Speak at the Knowledge Congress Event on Clarifying KSR and Its ... Found at 5/8/2008 via www.pr.com
The Knowledge Congress, the leading producer of regulatory focused teleconferences has announced today that Thomas J. Colson, President & CEO of IP.com, Inc. will speak at the Knowledge Congress? upcoming teleconference entitled: ?Clarifying KSR and Its Impact on Patent Law?. This 2.5-hour event is scheduled for November 20, 2007, Tuesday, at 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM EST. (For further details of the ... More...
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| John Dragseth, Principal, Fish & Richardson P.C. to Speak at the Knowledge Congress? Event on Clarifying KSR and Its ... Found at 5/8/2008 via www.pr.com
The Knowledge Congress, the leading producer of regulatory focused teleconferences has announced today that John Dragseth, Principal of Fish & Richardson P.C. will speak at the Knowledge Congress? upcoming teleconference entitled: ?Clarifying KSR and Its Impact on Patent Law?. This 2.5-hour event is scheduled for November 20, 2007, Tuesday, at 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM EST. (For further details of the ... More...
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