Month: January 2019

Exhaustion of rights is a highly charged subject and Brexit has stirred up the old arguments again. Katherine Stephens considers

The FTC v. Qualcomm trial in a narrow sense (ten days of testimony) has just wrapped up, and closing arguments

Rose Cordero Prey has joined Greenberg Traurig’s IP litigation practice as shareholder. View the original article here: Rose Cordero joins

Satisfying patent eligibility for AI inventions can be beset with difficulty. Yoon Chae offers key advice for US patent attorneys

Sudhanshu Ayyagari, Sebastian Moeller and Nadia Ormistan examine other proposed changes to the country’s IP legislation View the original article

Media monitoring service promises no longer to carry copyrighted content; critics dub deal a ‘bad day’ for fair use View

Vogue Business recently met with Angela Ahrendts, Apple’s SVP of retail on the steps of its soon-to-be-unveiled Washington, DC, flagship

With dozens of online platforms to choose from, sellers can reach a huge market. But they also face a more

Could social media influencers reduce consumer demand for counterfeits. Meagan Ryan offers solutions for brands, regulators and law enforcement View

A UK IPO report into design disputes reveals the design industry’s misconceptions about IP rights, argues Simon Clark View the

Site blocking is effective and further tweaks, like giving government agencies the power to grant orders, could improve the system,

McDonald’s evidence errors were a recipe for a disaster, argues Carissa Kendall-Windless View the original article here: Big ‘Macstake’ The

Maxim H Waldbaum bemoans the impact the Alice decision has had on the US patent system, where he argues many

The Intellectual Property Owners Association (IPO) will offer a one-hour webinar entitled “Summary Judgment After Berkheimer” on January 31, 2019

Last month Patently Apple posted a report that detailed the iPhone’s dominance in the $600-1000 premium price tiers in Q3.

Apple has just released a new iPad Pro Ad that feels like it was produced by students. The video goes

Today, Apple opened its doors to 11 female-founded app development companies for the inaugural session of Entrepreneur Camp. The program

Today was the tenth, final and shortest day of the FTC v. Qualcomm antitrust trial before Judge Lucy H. Koh

During AMD’s keynote CES 2019, they announced that they were partnering with Google’s upcoming game streaming service known as ‘Project