This post invites startups to a free webinar on intellectual property, led by Dr Kalyan Kankanala on July 17th, 2020. The session will address practical IP strategies and business value, with insights tailored for startups during the COVID-19 period.
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CPI(M) asks Government to issue compulsory license for Remdesivir, EPO creates search strategies to help fight against COVID-19 and more patent news
The CPI(M) has urged the Indian government to issue a compulsory license for Remdesivir to facilitate generic manufacturing. Additionally, the EPO has developed new patent search strategies for COVID-19, and an upcoming EUIPO-EPO conference will address intellectual property issues in additive manufacturing.
Read more about CPI(M) asks Government to issue compulsory license for Remdesivir, EPO creates search strategies to help fight against COVID-19 and more patent news37535 patent applications examined till date
This post provides an analytical overview of Indian patent statistics, including application examination, grants, and design registrations. The data offers city-wise and publication-type insights, presented by BananaIP Counsels in a structured and objective manner.
Read more about 37535 patent applications examined till dateWIPO to host Intellectual Property Judges Forum, USPTO launches Fast-Track Appeals Pilot Program and other patent news
This bulletin highlights major global patent news, including WIPO’s upcoming Intellectual Property Judges Forum and USPTO’s Fast-Track Appeals Pilot Program. Updates from KIPO, China, and Baidu are also featured, providing insights into key developments in intellectual property.
Read more about WIPO to host Intellectual Property Judges Forum, USPTO launches Fast-Track Appeals Pilot Program and other patent newsDip in patent publications this week compensated by increase in grants
This week’s Indian patent statistics show a drop in published applications but a marked rise in grants and design registrations. The data, compiled by BananaIP Counsels, highlights key trends in patent filings and grants across major Indian cities.
Read more about Dip in patent publications this week compensated by increase in grantsPressing Need to Clear the Muddy Waters: SEP Litigation in India
This post examines the complexities of SEP litigation in India, focusing on the legal ambiguities around FRAND royalties and institutional approaches. It highlights the need for clear guidelines to ensure fair licensing and competition compliance in the Indian technology sector.
Read more about Pressing Need to Clear the Muddy Waters: SEP Litigation in IndiaIn this week’s Patent News: ISRO’s patent generates buzz, Open Invention Network and more
This edition of patent news covers ISRO’s new patent, Sumitomo Mitsui’s entry into the Open Invention Network, and UKIPO’s operational updates. The bulletin also discusses BananaIP Counsels’ expertise in patent matters.
Read more about In this week’s Patent News: ISRO’s patent generates buzz, Open Invention Network and more63% more applications granted last week; publications tally at 791
The latest Indian patent statistics show a significant rise in granted applications and publications for the week ending 26th June 2020. The report provides detailed city-wise data, design registrations, and insights from BananaIP Counsels, supporting patent awareness in India.
Read more about 63% more applications granted last week; publications tally at 791WIPO PROOF – a new service from WIPO, High Court orders withdrawal of IPOs public notice and other patent news
WIPO PROOF has been introduced as a digital evidence service for intellectual assets. The Delhi High Court has withdrawn a key IPO notice, impacting patent timelines. This update also covers patent litigation and international patent infrastructure developments.
Read more about WIPO PROOF – a new service from WIPO, High Court orders withdrawal of IPOs public notice and other patent newsFewer examination reports being issued, will backlog haunt patent office again?
The weekly Indian Patent Office statistics indicate a decline in patent publications and grants, with fewer examination reports being issued. This trend raises concerns about a potential backlog, even as design registrations remain steady.
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