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Funding Cuts are Undermining Academic Research and Talent — What does it Mean for New Inventions?
Federal funding cuts are affecting scientists across the U.S. What this means for medical and technology inventions and their rights is unclear. The need to
Toymaker “LEGO” Uses Its Trademark Wins in China to Build Its Brand and Promote IP Education
One of the most iconic and copied brands in the world, Lego, has generated surprising support for its trademarks and copyrights in China through an
Redesigned C.I.P.U. Website Makes Access to Content Faster and Easier for IP Pros and Novices Alike
The recent Center for Intellectual Property Understanding website makeover provides a range of viewers intuitive navigation and better access to content that puts IP rights
These 130 Lawsuits will Determine AI’s Future — and Possibly Copyrights’, Too
As of mid-2026 over 130 copyright-related lawsuits have been filed by a range of book, news, journal and music content holders against a handful of
Space-X’s Astronomical Market Valuation is Aided by a Mix of Promising but Unseen IP Rights
SpaceX’s galactic IPO is headed down to low Earth orbit. Its stock dropped 16.4% yesterday. But SpaceX is something to watch, and so are its
U.S. Leads in Intellectual Asset “Intensity,” Data Shows; Share Price, IP Rights are Key to Value
Trademarks, patents, copyrights and company trade secrets contribute disproportionately to many U.S. companies’ intellectual asset and stock market value. Which rights play the most significant
98% or More of the Market Cap of Apple, Costco and MasterCard is Attributed to IP-Related “Intangibles”
There is no question that intangible assets like patents, trademarks and copyrights are foundational for the most valuable public companies, including those in the S&P
Former IP Dealmaker is Building a Diverse A.I. Culture that Embraces Patents and Copyrights
Intellectual property rights should not be seen as a burden to artificial intelligence. They are a framework that gives AI the guide rails it needs
Celeb and Other Creators Denounce A.I. Theft in a Series of Bold New York Times Ads
More than 700 creators have signed a proclamation denouncing unauthorized use of news, movie, recording, photography and other content by AI models as stealing. The
Investor Watch: IP Valuations are Often More “Best-Case Scenario” than Real Market Value
In real estate value is determined by primarily three factors: location, location, location. For intellectual property rights, especially patents, the location is context. Investors are
Public Opinion Survey in Support of TV Chip Battle Invokes Dubious Patent Narratives
In a U.S. battle between two large Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturers responsible for most smart TV production, ill-formed American perceptions about patent licensing and “trolls” are
