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Siemens' patent case against Seagate backfiresDisk-drive manufacturer Siemens' has had a patent invalidated by a Californian jury, after it attempted to assert it against rival Seagate. Though the jury found that Seagate had used the patent in question without permission,... RIAA changes tactics in internet piracy fightThe Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has turned its back on... Singapore treaty set to come into force in 2009The Singapore Treaty on the Law of Trademarks will come into force in March... Alexion and PDL BioPharma reach US$25m settlementAlexion Pharmaceuticals has agreed to pay PDL BioPharma US$25m to licenSe the... Tom Cruise accused of copying Hitler's globeActor Tom Cruise is facing a copyright infringement suit over the use of a... |
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Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is not an ordinary molecule. It consists of two complementary strands which are made up of just four bases: adenine, cytosine, guanine and thymine. Depending on the order...
UNITED STATES – Internet company Google has agreed to pay US$125m to authors and publishers to be allowed to upload significant proportions of books on the internet.
The settlement, which paves the way for the...
Trade dress protection of interior store designs in the US
In addition to the trademarks merchants rely upon to establish brand identification, the Lanham Act allows US merchants to protect the trade dress of their goods and...
