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Bethesda Parent Company Trademarks A Game Called “Deathloop” GameSpot Bethesda parent company ZeniMax has filed a trademark application for a new game called “Deathloop.” The goods and services description in the trademark …
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Portugal. The Man say Australian politician violated copyright in Christmas video ABC News Grammy award-winning US band Portugal. The Man has accused a New South Wales Christian Democrat politician of violating copyright law by using the …
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Samsung Electronics No. 2 in patent applications worldwide – The Korea Herald | #AsiaNewsNetwork Eleven Myanmar Seoul – South Korea’s Samsung Electronics ranks second in terms of the number of patent applications filed worldwide, a recent report by the World Intellectual …
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Is Europe’s New Copyright Directive An Answer To Infringement? – Intellectual Property – European Union Mondaq News Alerts The passing of the controversial directive garnered a lot of reactions, most of them being negative. European Union Intellectual Property Khurana and Khurana 2 …
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Photos: JW Marriott, Amway Ballroom Bashes WOODTV.com Dozens of people brought in the new year by gathering at the JW Marriott in downtown Grand Rapids.
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Japan Extends Its Copyright Protection from 50 Years to 70 Years Digital Music News Under pressure from entertainment companies, Japan has extended copyright protection for authors from 50 years to 70 years after their death.
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Multiple Microsoft patents point to Xbox One controller improvements WindowsLatest New patents filed by Redmond-based Microsoft shows off Xbox One controllers with notable improvements. The patents detail future Xbox One controller with …
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Industry Insiders Make Patent Wishes for 2019 IPWatchdog.com One of the longest running features on IPWatchdog is our Industry Insider’s series, which started out many years ago with an annual “wishes” article. Each year …
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Mickey Mouse and Batman will soon be public domain—here’s what that means Ars Technica As the ball dropped over Times Square last night, all copyrighted works published in 1923 fell into the public domain (with a few exceptions). Everyone now has …
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The board and its America Invents Act patent reviews were at the center of a constitutional debate at the U.S. Supreme Court. The PTAB was also the …
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