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False patent marking: a trap for the unwary patentee

There has been a recent surge infalse patent marking suits in the US.To avoid becoming victims,companies need to take proactivesteps now

Understanding and unifying diverse IP strategy perspectives

In today’s economically uncertainera, a strong and unified IP strategy,combined with the ability to executeit, will reduce costs and risks whileincreasing company value

Use intangible assets to weather the financial crisis

As economic and financialuncertainty persists in many partsof the world, now is the time forcompanies to harvest theirintangibles. After all, they are oftenthe real drivers of value, revenueand overall sustainability

Made in China - a glimpse into the future of patent information

Something’s going on in China.From humble beginnings, anunstoppable momentum ofinnovation is building. If globaltrends continue, China looks setto dominate the patent informationlandscape

A flight to quality

The developed world is slipping intorecession and establishedinvestment vehicles are crashinginto disrepute. What will be theknock-on effect for IP assets - andthose tasked with their managementand monetisation?

The cream of the crop

Becoming an IP Hall of Fameinductee is no easy thing. That’swhy those who have made it thisyear are all acknowledged leadersin their respective fields

Columns

The consequences of Bilski

The recentBilskidecision shouldencourage US patent applicants to use avariety of claim types, include a machineor transformation in the body of themethod claim, and include more specificembodiments in the written description

Overlooked and understated

The most valuable patents a companyowns may not be those that drivelicensing deals, but those that underpinproducts and secure freedom of action

Towards a moral theory of capital

While there is much debate about whywe have a financial crisis and howto solve it, one thing is clear: as asociety that depends on the creation ofcapital, we know very little about howcapitalism works

Examining re-exams: part one

Inter partesre-exams did not catch onimmediately, but they are becomingincreasingly popular at the USPTO

Roundtable

The truth about China

The reports about IP and China inthe mainstream media and theactual truth are often twocompletely different things, say apanel of experts taking part in thisspecial roundtable

Insights

The IP challenges facing Barack Obama

Patents, trademarks andcopyrights are crucial USassets. The new president hasmajor decisions to make thatwill affect their ongoing valueto corporate America

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