The Latest Breaking News from Intellectual Property

In the rapidly advancing field of 3D printing, Florida creators face unique challenges in securing their innovative designs. The rise of 3D technology has prompted new legal considerations, with creators needing to protect their work against unauthorized reproductions and design infringements.

‘I cannot in good conscience serve as their lawyer any longer,’ intellectual property attorney Mark Lemley writes

An annual U.S. government report on “notorious markets” known for counterfeiting and other violations of intellectual property says that nearly all 35,000 online pharmacies around the world are being run illegally

Republican senators urge Biden to reconsider U.S.-China science agreement over concerns of intellectual property and knowledge transfer. Debate ongoing wit...

He describes Spotify as “where music goes to die”

It’s no secret that China wasn’t too happy with the EU’s tariffs against imported EVs. Earlier this year, EU member states voted to enact a fairly severe tiered tariff based on investigations that assert that China unfairly subsidizes its EV industry. The tariff added up to 35.3% to imported Chinese…

Creative works form the backbone of many Australian businesses and individual careers, making their protection through copyright essential for sustainable growth and innovation. Whether you're developing software, creating artistic pieces, or producing written content, understanding the mechanisms of copyright protection helps secure your intellectual property investments.

Alex Jones has hit out at “Connecticut Democrats” The Onion after the satirical newspaper acquired Infowars and its associated intellectual property.

GLIPS hosted the Global Trademark Bullying Conference, highlighting the growing issue of trademark bullying in the digital era. Trademark bullies exploit u...

Robert Kiyosaki believes investing in assets like dividend stocks, real estate, annuities, and loans can offer stable and regular income. He also suggests collecting royalties from the sale of intellectual property for additional income.

The 2025 calendar shows 50% to 70% of the feature films from big studios will be based on existing characters and other intellectual property