More countries actively address pirating through enforcement of site blocking by their national Internet Service Providers. Unfortunately for those in the creative fields, the U.S.
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“The Future of IP Lies in Getting the AI Rules Right;” the future of AI rests with getting the IP right
The relative value of many if not most IP rights has been decreasing in the U.S. over the past decade or so. Patent uncertainty, for
U.S. Innovation and Creative Expression Lack a Level Playing Field, says Author of a New Book About Domestic IP Theft
True innovation is often disruptive. For breakthrough inventions and expression to appear there needs to be a system of IP checks and balances that rewards
Opposing A.I. Regulation is a “Knee Jerk” Reaction; It Won’t Help Businesses or Investors
Reluctance to regulate AI in a meaningful manner is a “knee jerk reaction by companies and investors to evade oversight. Regulation can actually spur a
9-time Emmy Award Winner has New Ideas about Teaching Science, Technology in and IP Rights
Recipient of an incredible nine Emmy Awards for his two PBS television series, a Ph.D. from McGill University and a postdoctoral fellowship at Harvard Medical
‘Understanding IP Matters’ Podcast Exceeds 10,000 Dwnlds; IP CloseUp Passes 426,000 Visits
For IP CloseUp and its related podcast, Understanding IP Matters, 2024 was a year of new highs and significant breakthroughs. For the first time, mid-way
Two-Time Grammy Winner, Intertrust CEO Talk IP, A.I. and Authentication – “Tracking Digital rights”
Knowing which IP rights are being used, when and by whom helps to establish their value and return. That is the experience of two leading
Artificial Intelliegence is Fueling Interest in IP Rights but Awareness Still Lags, say Experts
The relationship of inventions, names, content and designs to intellectual property rights, less than clear to most people, has been complicated by the emergence of
The ‘Godfather’ of IP Management, Marshall Phelps, Engineered IP Businesses at Microsoft and IBM, and Nurtured a Generation of Executives
Marshall Phelps is best known for launching highly successful IP business operations at IBM in the 1990s and Microsoft in the 2000s. Overlooked among his
Intel Inventor and Children’s Book Author Says Kids Need to Learn to Fail In Order to Succeed
Inventor Arlyne Simon wants to change the world — and how children view It. The Intel Corporation biomedical engineer, author and entrepreneur tells listeners on
The Truth About Trade Secrets; Ep 1 of Season 2 of ‘Understanding IP Matters’ Drops Today
“Governments can control property like patents,” says a former worldwide IP executive. “They don’t as easily control trade secrets.” These are the words of trade
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