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TPP and IP: A quick look at the Trans-Pacific Partnership and intellectual property
11.11.15
Many businesses expect their intellectual property protection to extend beyond U.S. borders–but that protection can depend on a number of different laws. Recently, there has been buzz about the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), which includes a number of provisions that will impact the international intellectual property protection landscape.
Do Fee-Based Daily Fantasy-Sports Pay Off?
11.05.15
Daily fantasy sports operators have been on the offensive recently, aggressively growing the popularity of their services. But they have also been defending their turf against potential regulation and a growing number of intellectual property lawsuits. So, what is the scoreboard ultimately showing for these companies?
What does “first inventor to file” mean?
11.02.15
“First inventor to file” and “first to invent” may not always be the same thing. So what is the difference, and how can it can affect inventors?
College Connections: Standout options for starting out
09.23.15
The entrepreneurial community knows college students and recent grads are a crucial source of innovation. However, these relatively fresh start-ups can often be at a disadvantage when vying for resources against more established early-stage companies. Luckily there are many great options geared towards them.
Google and Patents for Startups
08.06.15
Google has a number of patent initiatives. One that I was not aware of until recently is the Google Patent Starter Program. This program provides a unique opportunity for a limited number of startup companies or developers.