This post explores what motivates Indian inventors, highlighting that most are driven by non-financial reasons rather than financial incentives. Based on research among R and D professionals, it questions the effectiveness of current patent-based incentive schemes and suggests the need for a broader approach.
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United Kingdom Releases Report on Intellectual Property
Professor Ian Hargreaves’ independent review of the UK’s intellectual property system outlines significant reforms to support innovation and economic growth. Key recommendations cover digital copyright, orphan works, and evidence-based policy-making to modernise the UK’s IPR framework.
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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!Indian Patent Statistics, Interesting inventions, Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu speaks on patents, IPR course by VTU, Patent infringement disputes and more
The post provides a comprehensive update on Indian patent statistics, recent patent grants, and notable inventions. It also covers key legal developments, including recent patent infringement disputes and new educational initiatives in intellectual property rights.
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This article explores compulsory licensing in patents under Indian law, focusing on its impact on business strategies and public interest. Through case studies and legal analysis, the article highlights the importance of aligning patent management with India’s unique legal framework.
Read more about Patents, Compulsory Licensing and Business StrategyWorking of Patents – A Workable Proposition?
This article critically examines the working of patents in India, focusing on statutory requirements, compulsory licensing, and judicial interpretations. It discusses both commercial and non-commercial working, highlighting the practical complexities faced by patentees under the Indian Patents Act.
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