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IP NEWS

November 15, 2016
  • There is a convincing argument that the policy toward stronger, more extensive intellectual property protection laws has contributed to economic inequality by empowering those who retain IP rights. [PBS NewsHour]
  • With the incoming Trump administration, it is unclear who will be appointed to lead the PTO; experts expect a shift away from Silicon Valley due to Trump's critical views of the industry during his campaign. [Bloomberg BNP]
  • Rubik's Cube has lost the battle to retain its 3D EU trademark because its special rotating capabilities are more suited to patent protection. [The New York Times]
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