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‘Move Fast and Break Things’: IP Behavior
Henry Bloget: “Move fast and break things is Facebook’s prime directive to developers. Unless you are breaking stuff,” Zuckerberg said, “you are not moving fast enough.” Eight years later, Zuckerberg Facebook mantra has taken [...]
If PTAB Judge Decides Cases, USPTO rules must change
Indeed, the Code of Conduct for Article III Judges of the United States has specific provisions that would seem to absolutely prohibit a judge from handling a case where a litigant is a former [...]
Encoding Decoding Image Data is not Patent-Eligible
The Federal Circuit patent consisted of Judges Lourie, Reyna, and Stoll. Judge Reyna delivered the panel’s opinion. Procedurally, RecogniCorp sued Nintendo for infringement of U.S. Patent No. 8,005,303. The district court found that RecogniCorp’s [...]
Territorial Jurisdiction in Infringement Suit
As readers may recall, while the in-built principle of Section 20 of the Civil Procedure Code (“CPC”) is that the place of institution of a suit should have a certain nexus with any one [...]
Inter–Ministerial Group formed by government
We have in the past covered government’s removal of restrictions on royalty payments by Indian companies to foreign collaborators in cases of technology transfers, usage of trademarks, brand names etc. and how this decision came to be [...]
What is IP for?
Part of the paper’s including survey result from both lay individuals and IP professionals who answered the question. What is the purpose of Intellectual Property Right? The vast majority of IP Professional indicated the [...]