Google Patents
Search patents on Google. A paradigm shifter? Maybe. May very well be. UPDATE: Dennis Crouch explains: One problem: Google is best at finding the top-twenty […]
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Patent reform
I joke about patents here, but it’s from love, believe me. If you have anything to do with intellectual property law, however, you are likely […]
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EU Not Soft on Patents
Matt Sheffield reports: Software Patents Rejected by EU. (Hat tip to Dean Esmay.) If you’ve read the blog before you know what I think about […]
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Patent trolls (NB: this is not about patent lawyers)
Dean Esmay has a link, and then some, on patent trolling, including an ethnic angle of interest. Originally posted 2010-04-13 09:52:45. Republished by Blog Post […]
Continue reading »Patents Must be “Severely Defective” to be Adjudged “Indefinite”
Speaking of the Patently-O patent law blog, let’s learn a little patent law. It’s been a while since law school. The claims in a patent […]
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Experimental use exception to patent infringement
I get press releases. And, the fact is, I usually read them, eventually. A few days ago I got one, same as the page at […]
Continue reading »Don’t play games!
Nolo’s Patent, Copyright, and Trademark Blog links to this story here in answering the question, “How do I create a non-infringing board game”?”
Continue reading »“Storyline Patents” Attempt to Make Patents Interesting
Attorney and gourmet chef Ben Manevitz sent this fascinating link along. The idea is finding a way to protect people who come up with creative […]
Continue reading »Patently Flattering
My old friend Dennis Crouch — no, even older! — whose Patently-O blog labors mightily and effectively to make patents comprehensible, lists a few new […]
Continue reading »Patent medicine
Victoria Pynchon collects and reflects on some of the recent thinking about whether patent litigation makes any sense for anyone besides patent ligitators.
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Name that geek
Dennis Crouch of the Patently-O blog did a cool little experiment. A professor of law at Boston University and a practicing patent lawyer, he’d be […]
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The “Rube Goldberg” of sanctions motions
Woodrow Pollock reports on the “the Rube Goldberg” of sanctions motions in an IP case — a skein of intertwined Rule 11 motions, counter-motions and what-have-you’s over […]
Continue reading »Best of 2011: Talking the talk
First posted August 7, 2011. The Android talk, that is. Tech News World asked me a couple of days ago about whether it wasn’t pretty unusual […]
Continue reading »You bet your BIPO!
Here’s a new patent blog from J. Matthew Buchanan of BIPO. UPDATE: Never mind. No posts since last December.
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