This Week in Intellectual Property, December 2nd
News and Commentary Matthew Higbee is one of the many copyright trolls engaging in extortive behavior online. But this most recent case is rather interesting: he targeted a nonprofit that [...]
Economic Perspectives on FRAND
The economic valuation of intellectual property is an area with which IP professionals still need to fully come to grips with. In the context of Standard Essential Patents (SEPs), the [...]
This Week in Intellectual Property, November 11th
News and Commentary An article in Harvard Business Review debunks three myths about China's IP regime. The PRC's forced technology transfer policies, while abused in the past, have been dialed back [...]
This Week in Intellectual Property, November 4th
News and Commentary An article in IAM discusses the global landscape for patent litigation. The rules and challenges associated with patent litigation vary from country to country (in this case, [...]
This Week in Intellectual Property, October 28th
News and Commentary Our response article in IP Watchdog that rebuts a previous piece from Lydia Malone on the same site. Gene Quinn of IP Watchdogpublished a follow up piece on the [...]
This Week in Intellectual Property, October 21st
News and Commentary Lee Burgunder writes for IP Watchdog about the evolving landscape of photography copyright litigation over the past few years. Trevor Burrus and Sam Spiegelman at the Cato [...]
This Week in Intellectual Property, October 16th
News and Commentary For the past couple months, the USPTO has been debating how to treat the "inventions" of AI programs. That problem suddenly became less theoretical. Pete Buttigieg has [...]
This Week in Intellectual Property, October 7th
Rent Check Daniel Takash authored a blog post rebutting a recent article by Robert VerBruggen in National Review about the implications for the future of copyright litigation under the CASE Act. News [...]
The Uneasy Case for the CASE Act
The Copyright Alternatives in Small-Claims Enforcement Act (CASE Act) has cleared both the House and Senate Judiciary Committees, and it now heads to the floor of both chambers for a [...]
This Week In Intellectual Property, September 30th
News and Commentary A district judge has approved the National Music Publisher's Association's (NMPA) request to file a copyright complaint against exercise start up company Peloton, which claims $300 million [...]