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Archive for February, 2024
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In: PATENT NEWS
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
Raw Story Files Lawsuit Against OpenAI, Alleges Copyright Infringement Over ChatGPT Training – BNN Breaking
Raw Story Files Lawsuit Against OpenAI, Alleges Copyright Infringement Over ChatGPT Training BNN Breaking
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In: PATENT NEWS
Happy 40th Anniversary, Judge Pauline Newman! – IP Watchdog
… law is but ‘what the law … Today IPWatchdog is recognized as the leading sources for news and information in the patent and innovation industries.
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In: PATENT NEWS
Report: Insulet trumps Medtrum again in French patent spat – Drug Delivery Business News
Report: Insulet trumps Medtrum again in French patent spat Drug Delivery Business News
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
Raw Story Sues OpenAI for Violating Copyright Act – Chronicle-Tribune
Raw Story Sues OpenAI for Violating Copyright Act Chronicle-Tribune
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
Examining the Possibility of Compulsory Copyright Licensing for LLM Training – JD Supra
Examining the Possibility of Compulsory Copyright Licensing for LLM Training JD Supra
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In: PATENT NEWS
Global Patent Solutions Wins Challenge to $267.4 Million Award – Bloomberg Law News
Global Patent Solutions showed that the US Patent and Trademark Office improperly awarded CPA Global Inc. a $267.4 million contract for patent …
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In: PATENT NEWS
Recent standard essential patent developments in US courts | Hogan Lovells – JDSupra
… patents, G+ was in breach of its FRAND obligations. The Court, interpreting French contract law, disagreed, holding that, under French law, G+ was …
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In: PATENT NEWS
Time’s Up? PTAB’s Jurisdiction to Issue Post-Statutory Deadline Final Written Decision – Morgan Lewis
Time’s Up? PTAB’s Jurisdiction to Issue Post-Statutory Deadline Final Written Decision Morgan Lewis
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In: PATENT NEWS
European Parliament votes through controversial patent reforms – The Global Legal Post
The European Parliament voted to adopt the controversial standard essential patent (SEP) regulation today, with 454 voting for and 83 against.