'Ip' Tag

• Hybrid Energy Advances $18,000,000 Acquisition: Initial Photovoltaic and Solar Thermal Patents as Development …

  June 30, 2010

  [Story ID: 2573] RENO, NV–(Marketwire – June 30, 2010) – Hybrid Energy Holdings, Inc. ( PINKSHEETS : HYBE ) reports today it commenced patent protection process on the first nine Photovoltaic (PV) and Solar Thermal technology Intellectual Properties (IP) recently acquired as part of the Technology Transfer Agreement and Joint Development Agreement with KS IP [...]

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• 17 June 2010 – IP Australia gives exporters a boost

  June 17, 2010

  [Story ID: 2814] IP Australia recently held an IP Forum focussing on IP and exporting. The forum featured a keynote address by Boost Juice’s General Counsel and Company Secretary. The IP Forum is an important engagement mechanism for IP Australia. It provides a wide range of stakeholders with an opportunity to engage with IP Australia [...]

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• 8 June 2010 – Court Action re Patent 686004 – Cancer Voices Australia

  June 8, 2010

  [Story ID: 2817] The validity of any patent granted by IP Australia may be challenged via court proceedings by any party at any time. The patent (686004) subject to court action by Cancer Voices Australia was first granted in Australia in 1998. IP Australia will be monitoring the relevant court proceedings.

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• 24 May 2010 – IP forum powers businesses to go global

  May 24, 2010

  [Story ID: 2028] A staggering 63 per cent of small and medium sized exporters risk significant losses if they fail to protect their intellectual property (IP) against theft and imitation overseas. To help Australian exporters protect themselves in the international marketplace, IP Australia is bringing together a panel of experts to provide the latest advice [...]

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• 13 May 2010 – IP Australia Fee Review 2009-10

  May 13, 2010

  [Story ID: 2031] IP Australia has completed a review of fees charged under the IP Rights legislation. We have also reviewed our agency Cost Recovery Impact Statement (CRIS). IP Australia is seeking your feedback on the proposed fee changes and the draft CRIS.

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• 11 May 2010 – IP Australia brings out the BIF

  May 11, 2010

  [Story ID: 2032] As a formal component of IP Australia’s Customer Engagement Strategy, the Business and Industry Forum, or BIF, provides the agency with an opportunity to meet with key business stakeholder groups. The objective of the BIF is to gather vital stakeholder feedback in order to improve the way IP Australia administers the registered [...]

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• Novell and Red Hat defeat Linux patent lawsuit

  May 4, 2010

  [Story ID: 1667] Open source software companies do not infringe user interface patents A US federal jury found that Novell and Red Hat were not guilty of infringing on user interface patents held by IP Innovation. IP Innovation, a subsidiary of Acacia Research Corporation and Technology Licensing Corporation, brought the suit against the two companies [...]

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• Novell and Red Hat prevail in user-interface patent case

  May 3, 2010

  [Story ID: 1645] A U.S. federal jury found last Friday that Novell and Red Hat were not guilty of infringing on user interface patents held by IP Innovation LLC. IP Innovation LLC, a Northbrook, Ill.-based subsidiary of Acacia Research Corporation and Technology Licensing Corporation, brought the suit against the two companies in 2007, claiming that [...]

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• 30 April 2010 – IP Forum – Melbourne, 25 May 2010

  April 30, 2010

  [Story ID: 2033] IP Australia is hosting the third IP Forum on the 25th of May in Melbourne.

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• Inovia Highlights Global Patent Protection Trends

  April 20, 2010

  [Story ID: 1391] A survey by inovia on “US IP Trends: Global Patent Protection in 2010″ show that IP budgets may now be stabilizing for 2010.  In a recent study of 150+ small to medium-sized US businesses, 72% of corporate patent professionals surveyed expect to maintain or increase their foreign patent filings in 2010, [...] [...]

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