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Microsoft's Xbox did not violate Google patent: International Trade Commission
Microsoft Corp won a round in a complex patent war on Thursday when the International Trade Commission said the company's popular Xbox entertainment system did not violate a patent owned by Google subsidiary Motorola Mobility. #Microsoft Corporation #Google #Technology #Google Inc. #Microsoft #PatentWars #Motorola Mobility #patents #Microsoft Xbox 360 #Personal Technology
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Goa's Feni manufacturing process may be patented
After obtaining Geographical Indication (GI) status for the Goa Feni, researchers and producers in the coastal state are now trying to patent the process to manufacture this local brew, which is also known for its medicinal benefits. #India #NewsTracker #Goa #Feni #ICAR #Indian Council for Agricultural Research #Geographical Indication #Patenting Authority of India
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Novartis patent row: US 'concerned' over India's patent norms, innovation
Raising questions over innovation climate in India, the US has said the recent decision by India's Supreme Court to prohibit patent of Novartis' cancer drug Glivec could "preclude issuance of a patent" in the country. #India #WhyNow #Drugs #Innovation #Patent #Pharma #Novartis #glivec
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InfoWorld
Bill to slay patent trolls garners broad backing
The EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation), the CEA (Consumer Electronics Association), Rackspace, and other organizations are throwing their support behind the proposed Patent Abuse Reduction Act (PARA), a bill introduced by Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) to #Electronic Frontier Foundation #Texas #John Cornyn
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Entrepreneur.com
How to Know If You Need to Patent Your Product
Q: I'm ready to step out of my basement workshop and introduce my invention to the world. Do I really need to get a patent first? A: You've designed a better mousetrap. And you're anxious to get the production and sales processes snapping so you can soon #Patent and Trademark Office
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CBC News
Vermont enacts 1st U.S. law against patent trolling
'This is such a novel approach'âLaw professor Eric Goldman Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin signed into law Wednesday a novel measure aimed at protecting companies from so-called patent trolling, the practice of making deceptive claims of patent infringement i #Vermont #Peter Shumlin (politician) #Santa Clara University




