Recent Headlines in the IP World:
- Clare Duffy: These Five Patents Offer Hints About What an Apple Car Could Look Like (Source: CNN)
- Bruce Hodgman: KWG Announces Proposed Private Placement of Flow-Through Units (Source: Yahoo Finance)
- Ashley R. Robinson: HTG Expands Patent Portfolio with New Canadian Patent for its Nuclease Protection Methods for Detection of Nucleotide Variants (Source: GlobeNewswire)
- Adam Strömbergsson: Competition Heats Up Over Volumetric Printing Patents (Source: 3D Printing Media Network)
Commentary and Journal Articles:
- Phil Gloudemans: The Color of Creatorship by Prof. Anjali Vats (Source: Boston College)
- Karima Bawa and Prof. Myra Tawfik: How to Keep IP Canadian: Learn From the Success of Public-Private Partnerships During the Pandemic (Source: The Globe and Mail)
- Matthew Pangle and Prof. Christopher Anthony Cotropia: Can IP Rights Be Reconceived Via Music Modernization Act? (Source: SSRN)
New Job Postings on Patently-O:
The article on 3D patents is full of misinformation. Neither of the two patents it mentions are patents, and it states that “patents”, once registered with WIPO, are enforceable by some form of reciprocity.
The article has mostly been fixed based on my comments to it.
Is Professor Anjali Vats’ book satire?
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