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Patents as property rights: What will it take to restore sanity to the ...innovationalliance.net › patent-news › ipwatchdog-p...

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· ... as property rights: What will it take to restore sanity to the narrative surrounding US patents?, by Steve Brachmann & Gene Quinn.

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Gene Quinn & Steve Brachmann Gene Quinn is a patent attorney and the founder of IPWatchdog.com. He is also a principal lecturer in the PLI Patent Bar Review Course, which helps aspiring patent attorneys and patent agents prepare themselves to pass the patent bar exam. Gene is admitted to practice law in New Jan Jan Global IP Convention Jan Jan Certified Patent ...

InterDigital Communications (IDCC): US Inventor sets patents on fire...

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US Inventor sets patents on fire as part of PTAB protest at USPTO By Steve Brachmann & Gene Quinn August 11, Print Article TwitterFacebook98LinkedIn154RedditEmailMore42 “We did about as good as we could have hoped for,” Landreneau said. “We did it all and didn't get arrested. ”

Cyber-Humans: Our Future with Machines - Woodrow Barfield - Google...

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31Google Patent 8,996,429; Gene Quinn and Steve Brachmann, Discussing the Google patent, at: http://www.ipwatchdog.com/author/gene-steve/. 32Google Patent, id.; Goolge Patents Customizable Robot Personalities, 2015, at: http:// www. wired.co.uk/news/archive google-robot-personalities. 33Google Patent ...

China increasingly a preferred venue for patent litigation, even for...

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China increasingly a preferred venue for patent litigation, even for US patent owners By Steve Brachmann & Gene Quinn November 10, If these patent...

Inventing for Impact… Literally | Intellectual Ventures

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But, as IPWatchdog's Gene Quinn and Steve Brachmann write, current versions reliably protect against blunt impact but offer precious little protection against the conditions that lead to serious injury. A cadre of inventors and start-up companies are working to develop new technologies that may be able to ...