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Tag Archives: patents
PTO Director Kappos Remarks at Innovation Alliance Conference: IP leads to job growth
Thank you Roger [Martin], for that kind introduction. I would like to thank the Innovation Alliance for having me in today to speak with you about intellectual property’s vital role in today’s innovation economy. America stands at a critical juncture in our economic evolution, and intellectual property will play a key role in driving our economic growth and renewal. As technological advances bring great change to the speed and complexity of American innovation, strong intellectual Read More >
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Tags: Axletech International, backlog reduction, Bayh-Dole, Chairman Leahy, Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, David Kappos, Department of Commerce, Director Kappos, economic development, economic growth, Green Technology, Harvard Business Review, Innovation Alliance, Intellectual Property, International, IP policy, job growth, Obama Administration, patent, Patent Reform, patents, PTO, Track 1, United States Patent and Trademark Office, USPTO, Xencor
Tags: Axletech International, backlog reduction, Bayh-Dole, Chairman Leahy, Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, David Kappos, Department of Commerce, Director Kappos, economic development, economic growth, Green Technology, Harvard Business Review, Innovation Alliance, Intellectual Property, International, IP policy, job growth, Obama Administration, patent, Patent Reform, patents, PTO, Track 1, United States Patent and Trademark Office, USPTO, Xencor
National Journal Article with Senate Patent Reform Bill Text
The National Journal Tech Daily Dose has an article stating that “The Bill has been put on the Judiciary Committee’s agenda for its Jan. 27th markup.” The article has a link to the text of the proposed Patent Reform Bill.
Bayh-Dole Podcast moderated by BIO with AUTM and patient advocate
Lila Feisee, Vice President for Global Intellectual Property Policy at BIO, moderated a podcast on the benefits of the Bayh-Dole Act and the need to maintain flexibility in our nation’s technology transfer system. She was joined by: Dr. Ashley Stevens, Special Assistant to the Vice President for Research Technology Development and Senior Research Associate at the Institute for Technology Entrepreneurship & Commercialization at the Boston University School of Management. He also serves as President of Read More >
Senator Leahy’s remarks on Senate Judiciary’s Innovation Agenda
Here are remarks Senator Leahy made at the Newseum yesterday regarding the Senate Judiciary’s agenda for the 112th Congress. I have inserted below his comments on promoting innovation and creating jobs. Promoting Innovation and Creating Jobs While we continue our work to protect the taxpayers’ dollars, we must also focus on protecting American jobs. Last year, the Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously supported bipartisan efforts to stop online criminals from stealing our Nation’s intellectual property. Online Read More >
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Tags: anti-competitive, antitrust, economic development, health insurance companies, infringment, innovation, Innovation and job creation, Intellectual Property, job creation, job growth, Patent Reform, Patent Reform Act, patents, Senate Judiciary, Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Grassley, Senator Leahy
Tags: anti-competitive, antitrust, economic development, health insurance companies, infringment, innovation, Innovation and job creation, Intellectual Property, job creation, job growth, Patent Reform, Patent Reform Act, patents, Senate Judiciary, Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Grassley, Senator Leahy
BIO Joins 261 Business, Research Institutions and Organizations to Urge Caution in Microsoft v. i4i Case*
*UPDATE – 90 more organizations have decided to add their names to the letter sent to the Department of Justice. Please find the new letter. Please find attached an open letter to Attorney General Holder and Acting Solicitor General Katyal, signed by 171 businesses, research institutions and organizations of all sizes, representing U.S. innovation in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. The signatories include leading innovators in agriculture, biotechnology, consumer products, electrical, mechanical and Read More >
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Tags: Acting Solicitor General Katyal, Attorney General Holder, BIO, clear and convincing evidence, i4i, Microsoft, Microsoft v. i4i, patent, Patent Reform, patents, preponderance standard, Supreme Court, U.S. Department of Justice, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, USPTO
Tags: Acting Solicitor General Katyal, Attorney General Holder, BIO, clear and convincing evidence, i4i, Microsoft, Microsoft v. i4i, patent, Patent Reform, patents, preponderance standard, Supreme Court, U.S. Department of Justice, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, USPTO
