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Picture not so perfect – Shutterfly and Kodak accuse each other of patent infringement

7 January 2011 | Simon Weinberg

Kodak has filed proceedings against Shutterfly, the photo-sharing website, with the Securities Exchange Commission in the United States for the alleged infringement of its patents. In return, Shutterfly...

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Nokia takes another bite at the Apple

21 December 2010 | Simon Weinberg

Nokia has filed court proceedings against Apple in the UK, Germany and the Netherlands, alleging that Apple has infringed Nokia patents in a number of products sold in those countries. Nokia filed...

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Microsoft founder fails in infringement lawsuit

21 December 2010 | Simon Weinberg

Paul Allen, the co-founder of Microsoft with Bill Gates, has failed in his claim that a number of household names, including Facebook and Google, had infringed patents registered by his firm Interval Licensing....

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European Patent Office creates free online search tool for all clean energy technology pate

8 December 2010 | Paul Gershlick

The European Patent Office has created an innovation of its own. It has created a tool that enables people to search for free for all patents in relation to the clean energy technology sector, wherever...

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Free IP from Glasgow University

1 December 2010 | Simon Weinberg

The University of Glasgow is to offer the intellectual property (IP) in patents developed within the University free for use in the commercial world, under a scheme called ‘Easy Access IP’. The move...

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Employee rights to share of outstanding patent benefits should relate to actual revenue obtained by employer and not what employer should have earned – Unilever v Shanks, Court of Appeal

30 November 2010 | Paul Gershlick

Ian Shanks, a professor working for Unilever, invented a device for which the corporate giant obtained worldwide patents, which were licensed for use in home kits for diagnosing diabetes. As Mr Shanks...

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Microsoft and Motorola in spat over patents and technical standards

17 November 2010 | Paul Gershlick

Microsoft and Motorola have gone to court over a breakdown in their relationship over use of Motorola’s patented products. They had been working together to use Motorola’s patents to create technical...

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Apple sues Motorola for patent infringement

9 November 2010 | Simon Weinberg | 1 comment

Apple has filed a claim accusing Motorola of patent infringement in the use of software relating to display tools, including touch screens. The claim has been filed in the US District Court of Wisconsin,...

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Intellectual Property Office website struck down by Operation Payback

8 November 2010 | Paul Gershlick

The website of The Intellectual Property Office was down for a whole day, after it suffered a denial of service attack at the hands of Operation Payback. Operation Payback is an anonymous group dedicated...

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EU-wide patent system lost in translation…

25 October 2010 | Paul Gershlick

A proposal backed by the European Commission to reduce the costs of a proposed European-wide patent system has been left in the balance as the European Parliament has been unable to reach an agreement...

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Latest news and views tagged Patents

Picture not so perfect – Shutterfly and Kodak accuse each other of patent infringement

Nokia takes another bite at the Apple

Microsoft founder fails in infringement lawsuit

European Patent Office creates free online search tool for all clean energy technology pate

Free IP from Glasgow University

Employee rights to share of outstanding patent benefits should relate to actual revenue obtained by employer and not what employer should have earned – Unilever v Shanks, Court of Appeal

Microsoft and Motorola in spat over patents and technical standards

Apple sues Motorola for patent infringement

Intellectual Property Office website struck down by Operation Payback

EU-wide patent system lost in translation…

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