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Federal Trade Commission holds “Evolving IP Marketplace” hearing on Friday, April 17, 2009
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is hosting another meeting in a series entitled “The Evolving IP Marketplace.”
The Blunders of In Re Kubin
A recent U.S. Federal Circuit of Appeals decision (In Re Kubin) distorts the definition of a patentable invention, threatening the future of biotechnology innovation in the United States. Read our summary.
BIO IP News Weekly for March 20, 2009
BIO’s weekly newsletter of stories compiled from a variety of public news sources, previously only available to BIO members, is now publicly available: See our temporary version here to check out the news we’re following for March 20, 2009.
US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit Issues Decision in Tafas v Dudas
Read the Decision here: http://tinyurl.com/ce6o7r Read BIO’s Comments to the US Patent and Trademark Office on Proposed Rule Changes Concerning Claims Containing Alternative Language: http://www.bio.org/ip/domestic/20071009.pdf
Monsanto Company: “Protect Innovation”
Read Monsanto Company’s guest blog post on innovation and patent reform on Patently-O Blog.





