This update provides a detailed analysis of Indian patent statistics, recent patent grants, and notable invention disclosures. It also covers plant patentability discussions at the EPO, the IPR for Global Business conference, and upcoming events relevant to technology transfer and intellectual property management.
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Why Do Indian Companies Acquire Patents?
Indian companies acquire patents for several reasons, often unrelated to gaining business advantage. Motivations include meeting managerial targets, attracting investors, and marketing purposes, with quality and business value sometimes receiving little attention.
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This article analyses patent trolling with a focus on the RIM v. NTP case and the difficulties innovators face in patent litigation. It highlights how procedural gaps between courts and patent offices enable trolls to exploit the patent system.
Read more about Patent Trolling : Can’t Live With, Can’t Live Without!Patent statistics, Interesting Inventions, US GIPC’s 7th International IP Index, IPA seeks removal of India from US Priority Watch List and other Weekly Patent News updates
This weekly report presents Indian patent statistics, recent inventions, and design registrations, alongside international IP updates. Key highlights include India’s movement in the GIPC IP Index and the IPA’s submission for removal from the US Priority Watch List.
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This article offers a patent insight into medical imaging technologies, emphasising CT and MRI advancements and patent filings in India. It highlights the innovations by major manufacturers and the importance of intellectual property in healthcare diagnostics.
Read more about Medical Imaging- A Patent InsightHow Many More Patents Would it Take to Make the World a Better Place to Live in?
This post explores how patents in green technology are shaping India’s sustainable energy landscape, particularly in solar and wind sectors. It objectively examines key inventions, trends, and the ongoing need for innovation to ensure a better future.
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This post analyses whether Rajinikanth’s unique methods could be patented under Indian law. It discusses process patentability, statutory exclusions, and the mental steps doctrine in an objective, legal-academic manner.
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Pfizer has sued Watson Laboratories to delay generic Viagra, leveraging the Hatch-Waxman Act and its patents. This case examines Pfizer’s legal strategy and the implications for generic competition in the pharmaceutical market.
Read more about Patent Suit over ViagraPatent Risks in Open Source – Lesson’s from Google’s Story
The Bedrock Technologies case against Google demonstrates the tangible patent risks present in open source software usage. This decision underscores the necessity for companies to conduct thorough patent due diligence and adopt risk mitigation strategies.
Read more about Patent Risks in Open Source – Lesson’s from Google’s StoryCricket – 3D Optimised Advertising
Cricket advertising in India has evolved from player endorsements to innovative 3D ground promotions. This analysis reviews legal and commercial trends in sports marketing, focusing on techniques that maximise advertiser and broadcaster benefits.
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