The article explores Thomas Edison’s invention of the Kinetographic camera and its influence on moving pictures. It discusses the technological evolution, contributions of collaborators, and the establishment of early film studios, presenting a clear account of Edison’s impact on cinema history.
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Intellectual Property (IP) in India: A Decade of Progress Part 11
This post presents a statistical overview of pharmaceutical patents in India over the past decade, focusing on trends and key contributors. It objectively discusses the impact of legal changes and regulatory measures on patent filings in the pharmaceutical sector.
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This post examines the Airbus patent for an ultra-rapid air vehicle, offering commercial supersonic travel at unprecedented speeds. It analyses the key technical innovations and potential applications outlined in the official patent.
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The Indian Patent Office has replaced earlier provisions with new Guidelines for Computer Related Inventions, clarifying patentability criteria under section 3k of the Patents Act. The Guidelines provide definitions and practical examples, offering more clarity and a nuanced approach to software-related patent applications.
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This post analyses patent application and grant statistics across various fields in India from 2008 to 2014. It highlights trends and developments in the Indian intellectual property landscape with a focus on factual data and legal context.
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This post reviews the top patent applicants in India from the IT sector and research institutions over the last decade. It presents data-driven insights into trends among leading companies, research bodies, and educational institutes.
Read more about Intellectual Property (IP) in India: A Decade of Progress Part 8Roche loses again
The Indian Patent Office has revoked Roche’s Valganciclovir patent, emphasizing Section 3d and public interest. This decision strengthens access to medicines in India and curbs evergreening by pharmaceutical companies.
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Mahindra Research Valley has become pivotal in expanding Mahindra’s patent portfolio and fostering innovation in the automotive sector. Recent initiatives underscore the company’s commitment to intellectual property and the recognition of its inventors.
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This post examines a decade of patent filing statistics across Indian states, highlighting Maharashtra’s leading position. It offers a structured analysis of regional trends in intellectual property creation, reflecting the evolving landscape of innovation in India.
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This article provides an analytical overview of patent filings by foreign applicants in India over the past decade, including key trends and contributors. It objectively reviews statistical data, focusing on the role of the USA and other leading countries in shaping India’s patent landscape.
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