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Supreme Court

Biotechs can patent your body and profit, without your permission

When we think of patent law, we often think of technology, engineering, and intellectual property. Rarely do we think of living organisms. In 1980, however, the Supreme Court ruled that man-made organisms could be patented by the scientists who created…

October 25, 2011·Supreme Court·2 min read
USPTO Policy

The Age of Patent Trolls: Either attack or hide!

Consider a hypothetical situation where the MD of ‘Techomigo’, a budding small software-technology company, receives a notice of infringement one fine afternoon and wonders what could be its cause since his company wasn’t involved in any…

July 26, 2011·USPTO Policy·4 min read
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Microsoft S I Spy with My Little Eye

On 23 rd June 2011, Microsoft obtained a patent in U.S. titled ‘Legal Intercept’ which is claimed to be capable of spying over the internet. More specifically, it is a wire-tapping technology of sorts which seeks to intercept, monitor and…

June 30, 2011·Unsorted·3 min read
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