Source: Chronicle of Higher Education
The University of Wisconsin at Madison is seeking to keep information about research from the public until it is published or patented, arguing that a research exemption to the state’s open-records law would allow the university ...
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Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
The University of Wisconsin-Madison is seeking to limit the state's open records law — potentially through language slipped into the state budget — to keep from the public information about research until it is published o ...
Full article at: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Source: Electronic Frontier Foundation
The patent troll problem is not new. Trolls have been targeting companies large and small for some time, dragging productive businesses into court and extorting licensing fees that have become a nearly unavoidable tax on innovat ...
Full article at: Electronic Frontier Foundation
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Source: Chemistry World
Are compulsory licences for patent-protected drugs a necessary measure, or a threat to innovation? Six international experts give their opinions. The use of compulsory licences in India and some other cou ...
Full article at: Chemistry World
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Source: FindLaw: Local Professional
Wheelabrator designs, sells, and licenses some process (phosphate-based treatment systems) that keep heavy metals from industrial waste (such as incinerator ash) from leaching into drinking water. Forres ...
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Source: Ars Technica
Out of nowhere, Kim Dotcom last night claimed to have invented a widely used and very important security technology known as two-factor authentication. Just after Twitter launched a two-factor system , Dotcom tweeted that Twitter is " Using my invention ...
Full article at: Ars Technica
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Source: Industry Week
The recall will cover the Micra, known as the March in some markets, and Cube models produced in Japan and Britain between 2002 and 2006. "A bolt in the steering wheel system may not be fastened appropriately, and in the worst-case scenario, the cars c ...
Full article at: Industry Week
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Source: Industry Week
Decision to close and cut 1,200 jobs was 'driven by increasingly challenging market conditions -- including market fragmentation and the high cost of manufacturing.' MELBOURNE -- Ford (IW 500/6) announced Thursd ...
Full article at: Industry Week
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Source: Reason
Weep not for the unwiped bottoms of Venezuela. The country's government has allocated money to import 39 million rolls of toilet paper to alleviate the shortage. reply to this And it's Joe M by a nose hair! reply to this reply to this Methinks the b ...
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Source: All About Alpha
The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals, in a badly split decision issued May 10th, has affirmed a holding of the district court below in a controversial patent-law case, one involving four patent claims by Alice Corp ...
Full article at: All About Alpha
More like this May 16 2013, 7:05pm CDT