Entries Tagged as 'In the News'

USPTO Playing Nice with the Other Children

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In the past two weeks, the PTO has begun two new initiatives to garner help abroad with the backlog, and encourage cooperation with two more countries’ patent offices.

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Congress Says Whooooooaaa to Patent Reform

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Dennis Crouch over at Patently-O has broken the news that the writing may be on the wall for the Patent Reform Act of 2007. According to a letter written to Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, there are some voices preaching patience that wish to delay any further progress of the legislation. The [...]

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Vonage Back From the Dead

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Vonage has returned from patent infringement purgatory, and perhaps their witty commercials aren’t far behind.

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Victory in San Diego! Microsoft Keeps $1.5 Billion

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While Microsoft obtained favorable JMOL rulings on the infringement claims in its defense against Alcatel, there was also an interesting favorable ruling on the calculation of damages.

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Hey Congress! You Missed a Spot!

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Is the high turnover rate at the US Patent Office being addressed in the latest Congressional efforts to reform the patent system? According to patent examiners, the answer is a resounding no.

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