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3D Printing: Manufacturing of the future or an IP nightmare?

05/20/2015Anna Leave a Comment

3D Printing is a rising industry that has just begun to enter the public’s view within the last couple years. This technology initially named “additive manufacturing” has existed since the 1980s in the manufacturing sector. As the years when on,… Continue Reading →

Copyright, intellectual property, Patent

Patent Trolls: Good or Bad?

04/29/2015Peter Leave a Comment

Patent Trolling.  The term, in itself, just sounds bad.  The word “troll” is nearly always used in a negative light, and the word has a connotation that negatively reflects the nickname.  According to Hunter, most patents are “twenty-year federally mandated… Continue Reading →

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The Future of Patent Trolls

04/28/2015Eric Leave a Comment

Patents in the technological world are undergoing some of the most challenging times in recent years. From changes to the software patent world following the Alice v. CLS case, to the mobile patent war, patents in the digital world are… Continue Reading →

Licensing, Litigation, Patent

Space Law: The Commercialization of Space and its Patents

04/16/2015Anna Leave a Comment

On September 12, 1962, almost 4 years after the Russians successfully launched their manned satellite Sputnik into earth’s orbit, President John F. Kennedy declared “We choose to go to the moon”. This speech launched the United States and Russian into… Continue Reading →

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Apple and Ericsson Battle in Courts

04/14/2015Peter Leave a Comment

When the words “technology”, “innovation”, or even the “future”, are brought up, the average person would automatically associate these words with Apple.  For those of us living under a rock, Apple is a global powerhouse in the technological field, with… Continue Reading →

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Diamond v. Chakrabaty

05/16/2014Alexander Leave a Comment

Engineering and science has progressed rapidly over the last sixty years, specifically within the region of the life sciences. Disciplines such as biochemical engineering, proteomics, metabolic engineering, and biomolecular engineering have emerged as a result of engineering fundamentals  being applied… Continue Reading →

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Genetic Patents: Where Should Society Draw the Line?

05/15/2014John Klodnicki Leave a Comment

In order to qualify for patent protection, an invention must meet three requirements: it must be novel, useful, and non-obvious.  At first, it seems as though genetic sequences should not be eligible for patents, since they already exist in the… Continue Reading →

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Zenimax sues Oculus and Facebook over Intellectual Property

05/13/2014Joseph Leave a Comment

Anyone who has a passion for technology and video games has surely had their eye on the Oculus Rift for some time now. The Oculus Rift is a virtual reality technology that immerses the user in what is considered the… Continue Reading →

Patent, Software

Microsoft Corp. v. AT&T Corp.

05/13/2014Sean Leave a Comment

Background: At the time of this case in 2007, the general rule under patent law in the United States was that no infringement could occur when a product which was under patent in the United States, was made and sold… Continue Reading →

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The debate between First To File and First To Invent

04/22/2014Kevin Leave a Comment

With the America Invents Act of 2011, the United States switched its patent system from first to invent, where the inventor who can prove he had the idea first (and diligently worked to file for a patent) has the rights… Continue Reading →

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