Posts Tagged: IP rights
The Air Force Wants Your IP – Don’t Expect it Back
The U.S. Air Force last year announced revisions to its weapons procurement policy that will have the unintended effect of reducing its access to groundbreaking technology, …
The Problem of IPR Infringement in India’s Burgeoning Startup Ecosystem
For a country of 1.3 billion people who pride themselves on ingenuity, entrepreneurial spirit, and innovative thinking, a significant percentage of the Indian population is woefully unaware of …
Dueling Visions of the Patent System, Dueling Visions for America
The article in IPWatchdog describing how the United States democratized the patent system, extending the right to own intellectual property to commoners, came to mind after reading …
Legal Recourse Options After An IP Infringement Take Down Notice
When infringement claims are legitimate, Take Downs can be a useful mechanism for getting counterfeit or infringing products taken off the online retail platform website. In turn, …
IP Rights strategies for preventing and handling infringements in China
Securing IP rights in China has been a priority for companies selling or manufacturing in China due to the country’s singular attitude to intellectual property, which …
Reflections on the one-year anniversary of India’s IPR policy
As we reflect on the one-year anniversary of India’s IPR policy, it is fitting that Indian government leaders are focused on job creation... Ultimately, though, India …
Respect for IP can be Taught and Nurtured
IP rights are often viewed as barriers, not assets. No wonder respect for IP is at an all-time low, and pilfering of IP rights is widely acceptable. …
Stabilization and Association Agreement and its Impact on the Protection of IP Rights in Kosovo
After several years of negotiations between the Kosovo government and the European Commission, the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA) entered into force on April 1, 2016. The entry into …
