Pop quiz: What is common between one of the technologies behind GPS, Bluetooth, guided missiles, mobile phones on the one hand and Hollywood […]
Women Inventors Series 2: Hedy Lamarr
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FDI In The Digital Media And Current Affairs Sector
Digital media means any media that are encoded in machine-readable formats. Digital media can be created, viewed, distributed, modified and preserved on digital […]
Pharmaceutical Trademarks – India Chapter
Pharmaceutical Trademarks – India Chapter by Manisha Singh & Omesh Puri 1st published in Lexology – Getting The Deal Through Read the article (PDF) […]
Claim miners: Working around the patented claims
Claim mining is a technique by which a later inventor can work around the claimed patented invention. Knowingly or unknowingly, inventors look for […]
Profit not necessary before trademark infringement
An action may be instituted against trademark infringement even if the defendant has not yet generated sales from a product or service bearing […]
Court will decide who owns a catchphrase
The well-known catchphrase, Nation Wants To Know, of news anchor Arnab Goswami and the title of his former programme, The Newshour, came before Delhi […]
Ada Lovelace (10 December 1815 – 27 November 1852)
When we hear the word computer, it is quite natural that we imagine electronic computers based on solid state devices. When we say […]
SMEs and Standard Essential Patents (SEPs)
Basics of SEPs A technical standard is a formal document that establishes uniform engineering or technical criteria, methods, processes, and practices that a […]
Trademark Used Only for Exports Can be Protected
Recently, the Delhi High Court heard a plea for granting an interim injunction in favour of UFO Contemporary, Inc. and against the defendants, […]
Speaking of Leaders and Laggards of innovations
Leaders in innovation achieve full value from their inventions by obtaining a pioneer patent. Obtaining an early breakthrough in any field of technology […]