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Now that state canvassing boards are beginning to certify election results, and even the General Services Administration has formally “ascertained” that former Vice President Joe Biden won the presidential election, it’s worth reflecting on the ....
As we saw a few weeks ago, the long-running software fight between Oracle and Google reached its crescendo in early October when the tech giants took up arms at the Supreme Court. While it will ....
The United Kingdom isn’t generally known for making waves in the intellectual property (IP) ocean, but a recent British ruling last month appears to have done just that. In a highly anticipated decision, the UK ....
Export controls may be the single most important aspect of American policy toward China. The original Section 301 investigation in 2017 that launched US tariffs was intended to deter China’s predatory behavior in technology. Export ....
There’s a tiny Irish company attempting to cure America’s smartphone addiction. Not through any beneficial technology of its own, however. Instead, the company would do so by getting the US International Trade Commission (ITC) to ....
Parts of the administration want to have their China cake and eat it, too. They want to posture about being tougher on China than Biden, Obama, or Bush, but take no action that might upset ....
What a difference a year makes. Last summer, lawmakers, industry activists, and practitioners alike generated significant momentum toward reforming the law of patent eligibility, which determines what subject matter can properly form the basis for ....
While the United States is alternately lauded and slammed for its characteristic unilateralism, in at least one area — intellectual property (IP) policy — the US is no longer alone, as Israel has become the ....
When can you add one generic thing to a second generic thing and create something nongeneric? Apparently, when the terms “booking” and “.com” are combined, as the US Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday. This potentially ....