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Will Zoom Communications Follow Facebook’s IP Strategy?

On April 30, 2020

By Amy Westrick In Intellectual Property Trends, Posts

COVID-19 has led millions of Americans as well as countless others around the world to suddenly need to work from home. Individuals, companies, and even schools have turned to online conferencing tools in order to conduct business as “usual” and not to mention as a way of engaging with family and friends. Zoom Communications, a

4/20 in 2020: Puff, Puff, Don’t Pass

On April 20, 2020

By Julia Justusson In Intellectual Property Trends, IP Education, Posts

Today, 4/20, is an unofficial holiday started by Grateful Dead fans in the 90s. Its roots go back to a group of marijuana smokers in the 70s, who would meet at 4:20 pm to partake. The stay-at-home orders in place to help mitigate the spread of coronavirus are changing traditional 4/20 celebrations, and experts are

COVID-19: The Current IP Behind the Disease

On April 9, 2020

By Ayana Stubblefield In Intellectual Property Trends, IP Education, Posts

In light of the onset of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), a lot of information is circulating around the novel illness. In particular, there is confusion on whether patent ownership of a disease-causing agent is allowed. As explained in the following article, patents associated with a virus are often regarding a treatment, not the virus itself.

The IP Behind Amazon Go Stores

On April 7, 2020

By Amy Westrick In Intellectual Property Trends, Posts

Around the world, people are experiencing social distancing, stay in place orders, and even total lockdowns. Coronavirus has swept around the globe enforcing a new normal. Going to the grocery store is something that many of us are still allowed to do, however, grabbing a cart that could be infected or ensuring you are 6ft

Investigate Who’s Participating in your Market to Strengthen your Strategy

On March 26, 2020

By Eric Podlogar In Intellectual Property Trends, IP Education, Posts

This is the final installment in our series highlighting the different areas to investigate in an effort to strengthen your company’s IP research strategy. In parts one, two, three, and four we covered the importance of analyzing emerging technologies, transacted and licensed technologies as well as emerging brands. In this post, we discuss how analyzing

A Message from Michael Taylor, CEO

On March 17, 2020

By Michael Taylor In People

To our valued clients and community: There is nothing more important than the well being of our families. Right now, we all have the same concerns over the severity of COVID-19 and what it means for everyday life. Which is probably the hard part for everyone…and the unique challenge. How do we continue with everyday

Analyzing Emerging Brands to Power your Strategy

On March 13, 2020

By Eric Podlogar In Intellectual Property Trends, IP Education, Posts

This is the fourth installment in our series highlighting the different areas to investigate in an effort to strengthen your company’s IP research strategy. In parts one, two, and three, we covered the importance of analyzing emerging, transacted, and licensed technologies. In this post, discuss how emerging brands can play a role in the success

Looking into Licensed Technologies

On March 13, 2020

By Eric Podlogar In Intellectual Property Trends, IP Education, Posts

This is the third installment in our series highlighting the different areas to investigate in an effort to strengthen your company’s IP research strategy. In parts one and two, we discussed the importance of analyzing emerging technologies as well as transacted technologies. In this post, we shift gears a little and talk about licensed technologies.

Investigating Transacted Technologies to Enhance your IP Position

On March 5, 2020

By Eric Podlogar In Intellectual Property Trends, IP Education, Posts

This is the second installment in our series highlighting the different areas to investigate in an effort to strengthen your company’s IP research strategy. In part one, we discussed the importance of having a pulse on emerging technologies. In this post, we will dive deeper into how analyzing the IP behind transacted technologies will give

Looking into a Couple of 2019 M&As

On March 5, 2020

By Ayana Stubblefield In Intellectual Property Trends, IP Education, Posts

The year 2019 has come and gone, and in the world of intellectual property, that means a number of agreements have been signed and put in effect. Here at ktMINE, agreements are continuously being analyzed and added to our robust database offered within the ktMINE Search and Agreement Applications. Today, we examine a couple of

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