Darkcloud wrote a new blog post: he is almost drowned by the intellectual s
2009-08-25 19:21:00 Darkcloud wrote a new blog post: he is almost drowned by the intellectual sea that surrounds him “Can the Ethiopian change his skin or the leopard its spots? There many you also do good who are accustomed to do evil.” Jeremiah 13:23 It is 1:42 PM Tuesday afternoon. I was reading with much intellectual pleasure “Cheever a life” when I decided to take a break. I came down in our basement to read ...
By: BackBeat
Leftists Eschew Troublesome Process of Intellectual Engagement
2009-08-11 18:00:00 In his Welcome to Obamaland: I Have Seen Your Future and It Doesn’t Work, James Delingpole anticipated how Obama’s Democrats would respond to Administration critics: When leftists wish to destroy a conservative’s arguments, they invariably circumvent the troublesome process of actually engaging with them by caricaturing them as “right-wing rant.” If right-wingers do more than their ...
By: GayPatriot
Flaunting Ignorance as Evidence of Intellectual Superiority
2009-06-22 08:59:00 Every now and again, we get a left-wing reader who will offer regular comments, telling us exactly what Republicans and conservatives think. When we try to correct him (it’s invariabily a “him”) by articulating our point of view, even linking pieces that we have posted on this blog–or on other right-of-center blogs, it is to ...
By: GayPatriot
I am a man of hidden intellectual depths (Commutation 11)
2009-03-30 16:10:00 You should know this:Sometimes you will see me walking into work on a Monday morning.I will be wearing my brown suit with a yellow shirt.And the tie with the little sandcastles on it but you cannot tell they are sandcastles from far away, and I am walking rather quickly.I will be looking serious and purposeful, as though I am pondering the many serious and purposeful things I have to do that day.But I will be listening to this on my iPod:And I will be, in my mind, remembering when I used to give the Babies! a bath in the sink and sing that to them.And, also, in my mind, I am shaking it.
Intellectual Property–Can We Protect It?
2009-01-27 14:37:00 How important is your company's intellectual property? Are your most important products based on in-house developed IP? In this era of global markets and limitless sharing of files and ideas, there is growing concern about the ability to protect IP. The fear heightens when recognizing that the l
Leno Exposes Intellectual Bankruptcy of Norquist Crowd
2008-12-17 14:27:00 Grover Norquist , who has said that bipartisanship is equal to date rape, is still at it. He's expecting that billions of dollars can be cut from state and federal budgets while not proposing an end to the biggest money-sucker of all - the Iraq war. Norquist has led an anti-intellectual movement that has made "tax" a word to which leaders have developed a professional allergy. [So-called]
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Big Gov?t Lovers Lack Key Intellectual Capability: Logic
2008-12-11 21:08:00 -By Warner Todd Huston The first two paragraphs of a recent Salon Magazine piece by Michael Lind on Obama’s plans for America’s future are striking for the utter lack of any relationship whatsoever between them. Take a look at the aforementioned graphs: Barack Obama is a man with a plan. On Dec. 6, the president-elect announced ...
By: Publius Forum
An Anti-Intellectual Teacher?s Union
2008-12-08 08:59:00 -By Warner Todd Huston A school disinvited a Pulitzer Prize winning political cartoonist because he jabbed the California teachers union in a newspaper cartoon. What was so egregious that the school banned this prize winning cartoonist? See for yourself: Political cartoonist, Steve Breen of the San Diego Union-Tribune was originally scheduled to appear at Sunset View Elementary ...
By: Publius Forum
The Modern Intellectual "Discussion" About Race and Racism
2008-11-11 10:50:00 In a word, it's just retarded.I realize that racism definitely exists, but I am getting sick and tired of hearing about it in the modern sense (Blame Whitey!). I'm White, and I'm getting tired of being called racist, and I'm getting tired of my people being endlessly pilloried as racist. Yeah, it's starting to piss me off.Here is the typical Black - Brown - minority - Leftist "conversation" about race and racism:"Whites are racist! Whites are racist! Whites are racist! Whites are racist!Evil Whites! Evil Whites! Evil Whites! Evil Whites! Evil Whites!Down with White racism! Down with White racism! Down with White racism!Down with White racism!All the problems of [fill in group name] are caused by evil White racism! All the problems of [fill in group name] are caused by evil White racism! All the problems of [fill in group name] are caused by evil White racism! All the problems of [fill in group name] are caused by evil White racism! All the problems of [fill in group name] are c...
By: Robert Lindsay
Obama?s Anti-Intellectual Zombies Chicago Attack Radio Host
2008-09-20 17:09:00 -By Warner Todd Huston A few weeks ago we wrote about the undue and disingenuous attack led by Barack Obama’s Chicago HQ perpetrated against Chicago radio host Dr. Milt Rosenberg. Well, last week they did it again, raising their legions to attack the host and his radio station (WGN) and trying to have the unassuming radio ...
By: Publius Forum
Quality cinema doesn?t mean intellectual films: Amol Gupte
2008-07-27 12:03:00 Scriptwriter-filmmaker Amol Gupte says that quality cinema need not necessarily be limited to ?intellectual? films and took the example of the critical acclaim ?Taare Zameen Par? received to drive home his point. ?Indian cinema is in a very confused state at present. Before we say that we don?t have quality films that are also intellectual in nature, in Bollywood, we need to sit and quantify the quality of cinema first,? Gupte told IANS in an interview.Aamir Khan at Tare Zameen Par DVD Launch in Darsheel_s School on July 25th 2008(10).JPGGupte pointed out that ?Taare Zameen Par? (TZP), of which he was creative director, was not intellectual, but managed to win many hearts with its human touch. ?I would not say ?TZP? was an intellectual film. It was a human film that dealt with emotions. Yet people say it makes for quality cinema. I think any film that provides entertainment and has a purpose can fall under ?quality cinema?,? he said.Starring Darsheel Safary as the protagonist, the m...
MISSION FRONTIERS ATTACKS ANTI-INTELLECTUAL FAITH
2008-06-12 20:13:00 MISSION FRONTIERS ATTACKS ANTI-INTELLECTUAL FAITH AND OTHER PERVERSIONS OF CHRISTIANITY The March-April 2008 issue of Mission Frontiers magazine contains an article by Jonathan Rice discussing the tragic consequences of the anti-intellectual conception of faith in 19th century British Christianity (pp. 11-14) and an article by Vishal Mangalwadi advocating a Christianity with a strong emphasis on knowledge and truth (pp. 15 - 18) and an article by Rick Wood lamenting our proclamation of a defective Gospel (pp. 9 - 10). One of the results of today?s perverted, sub-standard Christianity is noted on page 4 by the Editor Ralph Winter: ?Kenya, with over 400 denominations and almost as many Evangelicals as in all of Europe, has exploded before our eyes -- into nasty and unprecedented intertribal warfare -- despite being 80% Christian, just like the USA. Nearby, the Central African Republic is considered by some to be one of the most dangerous and corrupt countries of the...
By: Van Til Tool
Harnessing African intellectual property
2008-06-09 11:39:00 A report launched at the World Economic Forum on Africa shows that effective intellectual property strategies can raise African producers' incomes by up to 320%, compared with traditional aid models, which raise incomes by only about 1.6% a year.
Intellectual Takes Rebel Reins in Colombia
2008-06-09 05:37:00 BOGOTA, Colombia, June 8 -- The death of the world's oldest rebel commander has ushered in a new chapter in Colombia's long civil conflict, with a bookish communist intellectual now leading a waning guerrilla force against a government convinced of
By: Get rich
Herchel Smith MPhil/PhD Scholarships in Intellectual Property
2008-05-28 20:42:00 UK. Queen Mary, University of London. Each year, the Herchel Smith Scholarships is available for new and continuing MPhil/PhD students undertaking research in the area of intellectual property. Awards are made on an annual basis, but can be renewed on application in subsequent years. Awards cover tuition fees (Home/EU and Overseas rates) as well as a quarterly stipend which varies per year.It is advisable to apply for entrance at least one month prior to the scholarship deadline so that we can advise you if we are able to supervise your particular research. (more…) Herchel Smith MPhil/PhD Scholarships in Intellectual Property Share This Tags: each year, herchel smith scholar-ships, intellectual property, mphil, phd, Postgraduate, queen mary university- of london, uk, university of london-
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Jonah Goldberg, Intellectual Lightweight and Hack Journalist
2008-05-16 10:51:00 I guess my main issue with this guy is that he fashions himself as some sort of a scholar. Not that the Right lacks scholars. William Buckley, Ludwig von Mises, Frederick Hayek, Winston Churchill,Hell, Giovanni Gentile (!), are all at least welterweight intellectuals. You might disagree with them, but they don't write garbage.Jonah Goldberg is a pretend scholar. He drifted into fame on the back of his ultra-right wing Momma, Lucianne Goldberg, a very rich lady who ran a rightwing publishing house. She put sonny boy in charge as vice president anyway through no talent or degree of his own.Lucianne was the charmer that helped use Linda Tripp to publicize the completely preposterous charges that led to the near-impeachment of a US President on one of the corrupt episodes of US politics since the election of Grover Cleveland by a fraudulent Electoral College in the 1870's. Before that, Dred Scott. Before that, Aaron Burr murdering a fellow politician while a nation cheered.Modern cons...
By: Robert Lindsay
The New Yorker on Simultaneous Invention and the Intellectual Ventures Labo
2008-05-07 07:15:00 Malcolm Gladwell (smart guy, puffy hair) has a feature in this week's The New Yorker about the history of simultaneous invention, the best example being Alexander Graham Bell and Elisha Gray both patenting the telephone on the same day. There are many other examples, leading to the conclusion that "scientific discoveries must, in some sense, be inevitable. They must be in the air, products of the intellectual climate of a specific time and place." The story is put into modern perspective by including scenes drawn from meetings of members of the company called Intellectual Ventures. The founding member, Nathan Myhrvold, also founded Microsoft's R&D labs. His idea for IV was to see if "the kind of insight that leads to invention could be engineered." The whole point being the creation of powerful ideas. Bill Gates, who works with them on H.I.V prevention, is quoted: Bill Gates, whose company, Microsoft, is one of the major investors in Intellectual Ventures, says, "I can give ...
By: Fat Matrix
Barack Obama?s Intellectual Openness
2008-05-06 02:53:00 In yesterday’s Powerline, Paul Mirengoff, grateful that he doesn’t have to participate in the selection of the Democratic presidential nominee argues why, he believes, Obama would make a better president than Ms. Hillary: It?s hard to see Clinton being a good president, at least from my perspective. However, there probably are limits as to how bad ...
By: GayPatriot
Clinton the Anti-Intellectual
2008-05-05 17:46:00 James Hrynyshyn attended a Clinton rally and after seeing the “appeal to an anti-intellectual strain” fears she would give us “more of the last eight years.” Not only did Clinton’s speech avoid anything remotely resembling a respect for the challenges and contributions that science poses and offers society, but she seemed to go out of ...
By: Liberal Values
Intellectual Volunteering Opportunities Available Here!
2008-05-04 00:00:00 Hi all. When I started this blog my intent was to engage every debate that comes my way regarding my posts - with little regard for how inane the other side was being. I viewed it as a matter of being a good citizen and being responsible for my content. ...
CoreValve Names Vito A. Canuso III as Vice President, Intellectual … - F
2008-05-03 14:25:00 CoreValve (www.corevalve.com) announced today that it has appointed Vito A. Canuso III as Vice President, Intellectual property. In this position, Mr. Canuso's immediate focus will include... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
By: Engineers Voice
Cue > Intellectual property law advice
2008-05-01 08:22:00 This is the May 2008 issue of Cue, the Dilanchian email newsletter. Cue is a monthly selected list of our Library (general-items/library.html) articles and Lighbulb (lightbulb-dilanchian-ip-blog-/-index.php) blog posts on IP and business law. You can freely subscribe to Cue (component/option,com_contact/t-ask,view/contact_id,3/) or our full RSS feed (rd-rss/index.php), or both.
What's your intellectual property strategy?
2008-04-29 15:00:00 QUESTION: What are the most effective strategies for commercialisation of a company's ideas, products, R D and intellectual property? ANSWER: It is the approach that best suits - and is most closely aligned with - the company's overall corporate strategy and the competitive environment in which the company operates.
The Intellectual Gospel
2008-04-29 14:32:00 Interesting vacation, my granddaughter’s simple life by having all her needs cared for reminded me of how believers are when we first come to faith. A simple faith. What struck me next was how man has in so many ways made the gospel so complex that it is no wonder we ever ...
World Intellectual Property Day - Manila Bulletin
2008-04-25 21:58:00 World Intellectual Property DayManila Bulletin, Philippines -;- 1 hour agoTo address this gap, the World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO) Member States decided in 2000 to designate an annual World Intellectual Property Day. ...BUKAMAL DELIVERS SPEECH ON WORLD IP DAY Bahrain News Agencyall 3 news articles
Keith Murray - Intellectual Violence [ Retail Download Leak ]
2008-04-23 21:12:00 01. Otis (Intro) 01:05 02. Run For Ya Life 02:49 03. Talk Dat Shit 02:33 04. U Ain't No Gangsta (Skit) 00:24 05. U Ain't No Gangsta 02:38 06. Hey Ladies 02:22 07. 2 Niggaz 01:54 08. Def Squad 03:53 09. Pen Life 03:42 10. Got Our Own Thang 02:52 11. WDEF Radio 00:38 12. I'll Go Crazy 04:07 13. Kill Em' (Skit) 00:10 14. What Is Troubl...
By: The Leak Source
Malaysia?s leading public intellectual Rustam Sani passes on
2008-04-23 03:13:00 This morning, at around 2.30am, Rustam Sani, social critic, political analyst, author of books on Malay and Malaysian nationalism, former lecturer and politician, newspaper columnist and fellow blogger, passed away. He had been unwell for some time. Rustam Sani, an Aliran member, was famously described by Jomo as “arguably Malaysia’s leading public intellectual”. It was only ...
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KEITH MURRAY INTELLECTUAL VIOLENCE 2008
2008-04-19 09:27:00 01. Otis (Intro) 01:05 02. Run For Ya Life 02:49 03. Talk Dat Shit 02:33 04. U Ain't No Gangsta (Skit) 00:24 05. U Ain't No Gangsta 02:38 06. Hey Ladies 02:22 07. 2 Niggaz 01:54 08. Def Squad... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Intellectual property is not a thing
2008-04-16 15:00:00 Speaking in workshops and seminars I've often posed a puzzle to wake up the audience. I've asked: What is the most powerful thing in the cave of a cave man when he skins a freshly killed beast using a stone tool? Most guess that the most powerful thing must be the stone tool. Few point to the one thing that helps the cave man know where to hunt, what to hunt, how to skin and how to fashion tools to help in all aspects of survival. That most powerful thing is the cave man's brain.
Consultant or contractor intellectual property
2008-04-16 10:41:00 In disputes between clients and their consultants two questions often arise. They are whether money is outstanding and who owns the intellectual property in completed and delivered work. The short answer for both questions is, it depends... and a lot on what is in writing.
Intellectual Property and eBay
2008-04-12 17:02:00 Intellectual property rights and possible infringements are a major concern in many areas of the Internet today. eBay is by no means an exception. eBay has set forth a clear and straightforward policy on the rules it follows with regard to the protection of Intellectual Property Rights and its commitment to protecting the rights that belong to third parties. The introduction of this eBay policy clearly states that infringement is the unauthorized use of other people's intellectual property - like copyrighted material and trademarks.Rules that affect what a seller is allowed to sell on eBay include the restriction or prohibition of certain items simply because they have the potential to infringe on the intellectual property rights of others. These restricted items include: replicas, counterfeit items, and unauthorized copies; Celebrity material including faces, names and signatures, and autographs.Media restrictions include movie prints in both 35mm and 70 mm formats, bootleg record...
By: eBay Account
ABS CBN Violates Photographers Copyright and Intellectual Property
2008-04-04 02:56:00 Why is it that media companies in the Philippines just love to get Photos on the Internet and use them without acknowledging the Photographers involved or giving the Photographers just compensation? It seems like the Internet is an unlimited resource free for the taking… where did they read this.. I want to know. This happened yesterday ...
Waltrip: Roush ?intellectual espionage? was simply a mistake
2008-03-29 17:03:00 MARTINSVILLE, Va. ? Michael Waltrip said the Roush Fenway Racing sway bar that wound up with his team got there completely by mistake and that it?s not nearly as big of a deal as Jack Roush says it is. ?I promise you that no one went to their tool box and swiped it,? Waltrip said Saturday ...
Waltrip: Roush?s ?intellectual espionage? was simply a mistake
2008-03-29 16:03:00 MARTINSVILLE, Va. ? Michael Waltrip said the Roush Fenway Racing sway bar that wound up with his team got there completely by mistake and that it?s not nearly as big of a deal as Jack Roush says it is. ?I promise you that no one went to their tool box and swiped it,? Waltrip said Saturday ...
Intellectual Property Rights in Software: The U.S. vs China?s Position (Unk
2008-03-28 04:03:00 Intellectual Property Rights in Software: The U.S. vs China’s Position (Unknown Binding)By Emmanuel White 1 utilised and new from $9.95 First tagged “microsoft” by Filmmaker Customer tags: chinese law, chinese manlike rights, ...
Lets Protect Intellectual Property - Learning Guidebook
2008-03-28 02:54:00 Lets Protect Intellectual Property - Learning Guidebook is designed to complement the Intellectual Property Departments webpage IP Interactive Zone . With the objective of providing a teaching material on intellectual property, this booklet helps students understand intellectual property rights through various interactive activities, and stimulates original and creative thinking.
By: Asiaing.com
Traditional Knowledge and Intellectual Property: A Handbook
2008-03-25 19:31:00 Since the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) in 1948, intellectual property (IP) has been considered a fundamental human right for all peoples. Article 27 of the Declaration states that everyone has the right to the protection of the moral and material interests resulting from any scientific, literary or artistic production of which he is the author....
By: Asiaing.com
[Obvious] The intellectual path to atheism in a nutshell: ?I rejected Chris
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Can an evangelical be at the same time intellectual?
2008-03-25 02:02:00 When I was a little boy I used to go to Sunday school to learn the Word of God through Bible stories; then I was taught to memorise the church's confession of faith. Every time I asked about the conflicts in science, culture and faith, the pastor would simply say that you have to accept Christianity by faith. Reason is always defective, but faith will lead you to salvation. From then on, I started to doubt the honesty and truthfulness of Christianity.In high school and in college, I tried to make sense with my Christianity by defending my faith against the attacks of reason and science. But I was frustrated of the inability of the Christian faith to be at par with science. Biblical accounts such as creation, incarnation, resurrection, miracles and many others are not scientifically reasonable, thus to be scientific implies abandoning Christian faith.My grandfather was a philosophy professor in one of the top universities in the Philippines, and he would always tell me that Christia...
Intellectual Property
2008-03-18 18:18:00 Particularly important in the event of a transfer of a party?s shares or early termination of the venture is the need to establish what happens to the technology and other intellectual property rights of the joint venture company. Points to consider for a shareholders? agreement include: ? Should foreground rights assigned initially by the venture parties to ...
Intellectual Capital Specialist (ICAP) for CMMI 5 Company
2008-03-12 15:09:00 Job description:Develops, analyzes and catalogues reusable proposal, SOW, and contract content from proposal development phases. Responsible for researching and providing intellectual capital to... For more info on latest job openings and other career related information visit my site http://venky-itjobs.blogspot.co-m
Intellectual Property
2008-03-08 12:57:00 Hollywood's version of a congressional legislative assistant: "Cultural Attache" - an in-house brain trust to make a sockless Gucci guy with electric hair appear smart. Ron Howard's Imagine Entertainment partner Brian Grazer, producer of "A Beautiful Mind", has a short list of four finalists eager to play the $150,000 a year role of Brian's brain butt boy."This person would be responsible for keeping Brian abreast of everything that's going on in the world; politically, culturally, musically... They?re also responsible for finding an interesting person for Brian to meet with every week... an astronaut, a journalist, a philosopher, a buddhist monk... There is LOTS of reading for this position! Grazer may ask you to read any book he?s interested in. You?ll probably get to read about 4 or 5 books a week and you may be required to travel with him on his private plane to Hawaii, New York, Europe?teaching him anything he asks you about along the way... You will also be provided with a...
By: Chickaboomer
Six good questions for building wealth with intellectual property
2008-03-08 01:22:00 Venture capital looks for great intellectual property (IP). So do many providers of seed capital, including angel investors like friends and family. A single IP asset or right is rarely a silver bullet, be it a patent, a trade mark, a specific trade secret or some other IP. Your IP will be more attractive to financial backers if you work on constantly perfecting a bundle of IP legal rights instead of daydreaming about a one shot silver bullet.
Intellectual Property Donors will their copyright to expire when they do
2008-03-02 20:38:00 If I should die before I wake, I pray the Public my Intellectual Property to take. OK, so maybe that's not quite as catchy as the old bedtime rhyme. But have you ever thought of what will happen to the work you have created once you've permanently expired? The folks over at ni9e.com have, and the result is their Intellectual Property Donor sticker: Once you pass on, your intellectual property is actually removed from the public sphere for 50 years (in Canada; in the US it's 70 years) making it impossible for anyone to legally build upon or integrate your work into their own. To make sure your ideas outlive your body, download and print your own IP Donor sticker (includes handy instructional video).
Intellectual Property Donors will their copyright to expire when they do
2008-03-02 20:38:00 If I should die before I wake, I pray the Public my Intellectual Property to take. OK, so maybe that's not quite as catchy as the old bedtime rhyme. But have you ever thought of what will happen to the work you have created once you've permanently expired? The folks over at ni9e.com have, and the result is their Intellectual Property Donor sticker: Once you pass on, your intellectual property is actually removed from the public sphere for 50 years (in Canada; in the US it's 70 years) making it impossible for anyone to legally build upon or integrate your work into their own. To make sure your ideas outlive your body, download and print your own IP Donor sticker (includes handy instructional video).
Copyright this: Intellectual property?s social value may trump copyright la
2008-02-27 22:04:00 y Dallas Weaver February 20, 2008 Jon Healey correctly points out that the debate over intellectual-property theft is complex because we are often dealing with “non-real properties.” These properties cost nearly nothing to produce, and an infinite number of people can use the same property at the same time. And yet, we still want to treat them ...
Intellectual Joke
2008-02-18 11:07:00 Once all the scientists die and go toheaven............ They decideto play hide-n-seek.........Unfortunate-ly Einstein is the one who has the den...........He is supposed to count up to 100...and then start searching.....Everyone starts hiding except Newton.........Newton just draws a square of 1 meter and stands in it right in front of Einstein...........Einstein's counting1,2,3......97,98,99....-.100........ He opens his eyes and finds Newton standing in front........Einstein says "newton's out..newton's....out....."Newto-n denies and says i am not out........He claims that he is not Newton......All the scientists come out to see how he proves that he is not Newton..........Newton says "I am standing in a square of area 1m squared..... That makes me Newton per meter squared...... since one Newton per meter squared is one Pascal, I'm Pascal, Therefore Pascal is OUT...........! technorati tags: funny, jokes, joke, humor
Doing Business in India - Intellectual Property Rights - Part 4
2008-02-13 05:23:00 Here is the last (4th) part of a 4 part article written by Sumeet Kachwaha of Kachwaha & Partners giving legal perspective of things if you plan on doing business in India. This aims to be an easy to read, yet comprehensive overview of legal issues involved in doing business in India. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS Indian courts vigorously protect intellectual property rights (IPRs). Following the GATT Agreement India has made its IPR laws TRIPS compliant. In this Chapter, we deal with the three major IPR laws viz. Trademarks, Copyrights and Patents. TRADEMARKS: Registration of a trademark is not mandatory as the law also recognizes and enforces the Common Law right of passing off. However for passing off, the plaintiff has to establish its reputation in relation to the mark and the fact that the offending mark is likely to confuse the public. On the other hand once the mark is registered it automatically confers on the proprietor an exclusive right to use the same in relation...
WSBA's 13th Annual Intellectual Property Institute Coming March 7
2008-02-07 06:13:00 The Washington State Bar Association has great lineup for the 13th Annual Intellectual Property Institute, scheduled for March 7 at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center. This year’s copyright and trademark track includes sessions on the following: Trademark Year in Review; Revisions to the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board and Practical Tips; Fair Use and the First Amendment; Licensing Intellectual Property; Second Life and Online Liability; and Ethics in Intellectual Property Counseling. In the afternoon, I’m scheduled to speak on a panel on Design Patents and Trade Dress. Brochure here; register here (cost is $245, including lunch and 6.25 CLE credits). I hope to see you there!
Intellectual property defined
2008-02-06 08:47:00 This post continues the Lightbulb series on terminology. The series so far has definitions of business model (ip/business-model-defined-11.h-tml), commercialisation (intellectual-property/defining--commercialisation.html), and innovation (intellectual-property/innovati-on-defined-and-redefined.html).- Intellectual property is a legal term. Intellectual property law is a loose category, with variations country by country. It includes copyright, confidential information, registered trade marks and patents. A longer list for Australia is set out at the end of this post. |
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