At $45.5bn in 2023, music copyright now worth more globally than cinema, new report finds – Music Business Worldwide
At $45.5bn in 2023, music copyright now worth more globally than cinema, new report finds Music Business Worldwide
Archive for November, 2024
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
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In: PATENT NEWS
The Minnesota Law Community Welcomes William McGeveran as its 12th Dean
S.J.D. · Curriculum & Requirements · S.J.D. Candidates · M.S. in Patent Law … Intellectual Property & Technology Law · International Law · Labor …
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In: PATENT NEWS
USPTO Fee Updates – The National Law Review
USPTO Fee Updates The National Law Review
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In: PATENT NEWS
USPTO Institutes Additional Fees for Large Information Disclosure Statement Filings | JD Supra
The duty to disclose prior art on an IDS is unique to U.S. patent law practice. While some other jurisdictions have prior art disclosure …
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In: PATENT NEWS
USPTO Institutes Additional Fees for Large Information Disclosure Statement Filings – JD Supra
USPTO Institutes Additional Fees for Large Information Disclosure Statement Filings JD Supra
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In: PATENT NEWS
Differential Legal Protections for Biologics vs Small-Molecule Drugs in the US
This Special Communication analyzes and compares development times, clinical trial success rates, research and development costs, patent …
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In: PATENT NEWS
Canon Eyes Nikon’s Popular Compact Telephoto Lenses With New Patents – PetaPixel
Canon Eyes Nikon’s Popular Compact Telephoto Lenses With New Patents PetaPixel
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In: PATENT NEWS
USPTO Finalizes Fee Hikes and New Fees for 2025: Key Tips for Patent Applicants – The National Law Review
USPTO Finalizes Fee Hikes and New Fees for 2025: Key Tips for Patent Applicants The National Law Review
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
Anthropic lands another $4bn investment from Amazon, amid ongoing copyright battle with Universal, Concord and ABKCO – Music Business Worldwide
Anthropic lands another $4bn investment from Amazon, amid ongoing copyright battle with Universal, Concord and ABKCO Music Business Worldwide
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
OpenAI blamed NYT for tech problem erasing evidence of copyright abuse – Ars Technica
OpenAI blamed NYT for tech problem erasing evidence of copyright abuse Ars Technica