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  | Automobil auf zwei Rädern: Die Vorgeschichte des Benz Patent-Motorwagens - Mercedes-Benz Oldtimer-Newsticker Found at 9/2/2010 via ipnewsflash.com
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| Lilly gets patent support from appeals court - FiercePharma Found at 9/2/2010 via ipnewsflash.com
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| Apple applies for patent to kill jailbroken devices Found at 9/2/2010 via rss.feedsportal.com
Patent application covers a series of security measures for dealing with and identifying unauthorized users and activities, including the practice of jailbreaking. More...
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| Apple wins patent for critically important iOS swipe-to-scroll gesture Found at 9/2/2010 via reviews.cnet.com
Two years before the first iPhone, Apple applied for a patent that has become one of the staple gestures of the iOS platform. More...
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| 3Par sued by Crossroads Systems over patent infringement - International Business Times Found at 9/2/2010 via ipnewsflash.com
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| From the Archives: Beware of 'Dr. Isaac Saalfeldt's Purgative Pills' Found at 9/2/2010 via www.heritage.com
Until the advent of the Pure Food and Drug law of 1906, the 19th century was the heyday of patent medicines. Hundreds of entrepreneurs appended the title of "Doctor" to their name, whether earned or not, and peddled their concoctions in newspapers, claiming miraculous results. Ypsilanti had its own wonder-drug purveyor, Isaac Saalfeldt. More...
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| Vuvuzela can't be patented - lawyer Found at 9/2/2010 via vne-resource.iol.co.za
According to lawyer Dale Verster, it's not legally possible to patent the vuvuzela. More...
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| Intellectual Property Found at 9/2/2010 via www.mondaq.com
Yesterday, the Federal Circuit rejected a procedural attempt to stem the recent flood of "false patent marking" lawsuits. In Stauffer v. Brooks Brothers, Inc. More...
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| Widevine Allowed Patent on Transcoding Broadcast Content for Internet Delivery Found at 9/2/2010 via biz.yahoo.com
SEATTLE, WA--(Marketwire - 09/02/10) - Widevine, a provider of digital entertainment solutions, today announced that the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has allowed Widevine new patent claims, which provide intellectual property protection for transcoding broadcast content for Internet delivery. The invention allows consumers to enjoy live, high definition (HD) entertainment ... More...
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| Widevine Allowed Patent on Transcoding Broadcast Content for Internet Delivery Found at 9/2/2010 via www.marketwire.com
Widevine's Sixty Third Patent Covers Transcoding Actions Such as Encryption, Encoding, and Encapsulation More...
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| From the Archives: Beware of 'Dr. Isaac Saalfeldt's Purgative Pills' Found at 9/2/2010 via heritage.com
Until the advent of the Pure Food and Drug law of 1906, the 19th century was the heyday of patent medicines. Hundreds of entrepreneurs appended the title of "Doctor" to their name, whether earned or not, and peddled their concoctions in newspapers, claiming miraculous results. Ypsilanti had its own wonder-drug purveyor, Isaac Saalfeldt. More...
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| Invention for Emergency Vehicles Found at 9/2/2010 via www.wdio.com
"I enjoy thinking of things that could help people," Jim Tidgwell said. He has invented a patent-pending invention designed to help law enforcement and other emergency vehicles. More...
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| RFID patent pool prices up wireless Found at 9/2/2010 via go.theregister.com
0.08 cents per tag The RFID Consortium has opened for business after five years of negotiations, providing a one-stop shop for all the patents needed to manufacture RFID tags and readers.? More...
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| Apple wins major patents, including scrolling via touch-sensitive displays Found at 9/1/2010 via www.macdailynews.com
The US Patent and Trademark Office has officially published a series of 19 newly granted patents for Apple Inc... More...
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| Full Federal Circuit Narrowly Applies Patent Misuse Doctrine Found at 9/1/2010 via www.law.com
A divided U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has ruled that an anti-competitive agreement between two companies to restrict the availability of one of their patents in favor of two others is not misuse of the favored patents. Applying the patent misuse doctrine narrowly, the court determined that the patents at issue are enforceable. The case involves the technology for recordable ... More...
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