Posts Tagged: The Innovation Act
IP and the 115th Congress: Meet the Republicans of the House IP Subcommittee
The House Judiciary Committee will set the agenda for any intellectual property legislative reforms that will arise over the next two years during the 115th Congress, and …
Stepping Back from the Cliff: The Year Congress Didn’t Cave to the Anti-Patent Lobby
For a many years, the pied pipers of the anti-patent lobby whistled the patent troll melody and Congress, desperately in need of a glorious bipartisan victory, pushed …
Inventors Protest California Congressman Darrell Issa
In my 54 years, I’ve never protested anything. I’ve complained to my friends and family and sometimes to a few unfortunate strangers. So this has been …
Patent Reform at all Costs: Desperate reformer resorts to lies
It is pure nonsense to say that opponents of patent reform never offer specifics, cite or discuss textual language of the bills. Utter fiction and complete fantasy. …
A patent reform conversation with Senator Coons and Congressman Massie
Yesterday I moderated a Google Hangout on the topic of patent reform, which was sponsored by the Innovation Alliance’s save the inventor campaign. Joining me for …
Senator Coons and Congressman Massie to Participate Google Hangout on Patent Legislation
On Wednesday, October 7, 2015, I will have the honor of interviewing Senator Chris Coons (D-DE) and Congressman Thomas Massie (R-KY) in a live, bipartisan online Google Hangout. Our …
With Boehner gone will House Freedom Caucus be conservative on patent reform?
Will House Freedom Caucus members be conservative on patent reform, or will conservatives continue to support the Obama/Google patent reform agenda? Ironically, while Speaker Boehner has …
A false patent reform narrative – The Innovation Act is not about small businesses
you continually hear from Members of Congress, Staffers and those giant companies pushing for weaker patents that the goal of the bill is nothing more than to …
PATENT Act Still Ominous For Startups and Small Inventors
Although the latest version of the PATENT Act (S.1137) represents an improvement over previous versions of the legislation, it would still make all U.S. patents less …
