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Anthropic's $1.5bn copyright deal with authors wins preliminary US approval
Anthropic’s proposed $1.5 billion copyright deal with book authors was granted preliminary approval by US District Judge William Alsup in San Francisco, who said it... (more story)
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Comet, XP Power's US dispute underscores need for clearly defined trade secrets
The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit last week zeroed in on jury instructions which wrongly shifted the burden of proof under the Defend Trade Secrets Act ... (more story)
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Chinese solar rivals Longi, Jinko end global patent fight with cross-licensing deal
Longi Green Energy Technology and Jinko Solar, two of China’s leading photovoltaic companies, have settled their global patent disputes with a cross-licensing deal ... (more story)
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The Bank of New York Mellon this week won an order barring TV Azteca and others from using Mexico’s courts to avoid collection of a $400 million indenture. That the relief entered emanates from a circuit with ... (more story)
Changes to US Patent and Trademark Office policy intended to reduce the patent backlog and pendency appear to already be a success just months after their introduction. The office has met its goal of reducing ... (more story)
Japan’s Patent Office has rejected Eliiy Power’s bid to invalidate a GS Yuasa lithium-ion battery patent, confirming the patent’s validity after a claim amendment that narrowed its scope.
Chinese tech giant Baidu’s smart-driving unit Apollo has won a landmark appeal after a Chinese court ruled that its trademark had achieved well-known status and was improperly copied by a Shenzhen e-commerce company.
OpenAI hit a roadblock Thursday in its quest to learn more about Google’s effect on traffic to the New York Times’ website when a US magistrate judge declined to expand its discovery timeframe to encompass the... (more story)
Deals in the tech space led IP licensing and business news in recent weeks, with major video codec acquisitions by SIM IP and a new semiconductor memory patent pool by Via LA making headlines.
Anthropic’s proposed $1.5 billion copyright deal with book authors was granted preliminary approval by US District Judge William Alsup in San Francisco, who said it's "a fair settlement, at least it reaches th... (more story)
All nondiscriminatory pricing must be public, the president of Brazil’s competition authority, Gustavo Augusto, said Thursday.
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A recent executive order’s designation of patent examiners’ work as “relating to national security” offers a chance for the US Patent and Trademark Office to re-evaluate how it coordinates with US defense agen... (more story)
A UK government-owned investment body aimed at helping drive the green energy transition and boost funding for Net Zero projects could help catalyze the development of green energy IP in a traditionally risk-a... (more story)
The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit last week zeroed in on jury instructions which wrongly shifted the burden of proof under the Defend Trade Secrets Act to XP Power, leading one judge to ask, “How did this happen?”
While Japan’s Intellectual Property High Court has ruled that only natural persons can be inventors under the Patent Act, questions remain on inventive step. As AI becomes part of everyday research, the skille... (more story)
India is leveraging ambitious trade agreements with the UK, Australia and the UAE — while negotiating with the EU — to boost global integration and domestic reforms. High Commissioner Vikram Doraiswami told ML... (more story)
New US “stream ripping” allegations against music startup Suno AI show that artificial intelligence companies are facing increasing scrutiny for their data-acquisition practices, as plaintiffs test claims that... (more story)
While many companies are opting to protect their inventions in artificial intelligence technology with trade secrets, the rise of large language models also brings new risks in data protection and security.
Music platforms like Deezer are being flooded with ersatz AI-generated tunes, social media platforms like Reddit face an inundation by machine-generated text and images. Is there a role for regulation and legi... (more story)