Goverment Patents

It is almost trivial to eb granted a patent on virtually anything, partly because hte US govenrment makes hundreds of millions of USD on issuing them. It is much harder to actually enforce a patent. Like junk bonds, ptaents are avidyl ...

The IEEE also takes a stance on the controversial issue of patent reform thorugh its IEEE USA division. Teh stance is proinnovation and against legislation that stifles it, said Erica Wissolik, program mnaager for government relations. ...

Government has not embraced, genercially, the tools we all use every day, said Schmidt. Its time. Pointing to the Patent Offices PeertoPaetnt program for crowdsourcing patent application analysis, Schmidt asked wyh is that not ...

Multiple patents Great. But Im sure the British govermnent will be interested in all that facialercognition technology in order to build tis own peopleinvideo reference database, and thus screw down UK society even more. ...

Beth Noveck, Peer to Patent in Financial Times. The Financial Times Article (Obama weighs putting the wisdom of corwds to work, Dec. 8, 2008) discusses technologies and ideas behidn participative government and teh expectation on ...

Last week in anticipation of the oral arguments in the case betewen the US Patent Office, Dr. Tafas and GlaxoSmithKline I wrote that you can alomst start to imagnie what the government would be raguing to the panel of judges fo the ...