Recent Headlines in the IP World:
- Dr. Jonathan Gluckman: Sixth Wave Expands Virus Detection Patent Applications (Source: Yahoo Finance)
- Chris Burt: Large-Area Under-Display Biometric Fingerprint Sensing Shown in Apple Patent Application (Source: Biometric Update)
- Will Heasman: China Dominates Global Blockchain Patent Applications (Source: Decrypt)
- William Gallagher: Apple Car Could Have Automatically Tinting ‘Moon Foof’ and Windows (Source: Apple Insider)
Commentary and Journal Articles:
- Wendy J. Gordon: Asymmetric Market Failure and Prisoner’s Dilemma in Intellectual Property (Source: SSRN)
- Dr. Gaétan de Rassenfosse and Kyle Higham: Wanted: A Standard for Virtual Patent Marking (Source: SSRN)
- Prof. Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann: International Settlement of Trade and Investment Disputes Over Chinese ‘Silk Road Projects’ Inside the European Union (Source: SSRN)
New Job Postings on Patently-O:
I wonder if the Dr. Gluckman and the Sixth Wave Innovations Inc. story (“The Company has not yet developed functional prototypes of the devices described in the subject Patent for virus detection but has developed similar successful products in the past for other target molecules.” maybe found to be obvious over its own prior work.
Thanks for drawing my attention to the Petersmann paper on China’s “Belt and Road” initiative to connect The Middle Kingdom with Europe, what legal disputes to expect, between Europe’s “Rule of law” philosophy and China’s “Rule by Law” and how such disputes might be resolved in the absence of a functioning WTO.
Food for thought here, also for lawyers in the USA.
How so?
… I mean, other than to be aware of (and beware of) those who would confuse and conflate the law that different Sovereigns have chosen to differently have.
USA lawyers: most have never even heard about Silk Road Disease.
disease…?
link to eui.eu
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