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Our monthly email-only newsletter contains intellectual
property news and tidbits, the latest developments in
the patent lawsuits that are the buzz in the IP world,
General Patent Corporation's news, and feature articles
on IP topics:
March 2008: Who Needs Patents?
October 2007: First-to-File vs. First-to-Invent: Who Really Benefits from Changing the U.S. Patent System?
November 2006: Patent
Office Abandons Invention Disclosure Program
June 2006: The First Victim
of eBay
May 2006: Supreme Court
Chooses the Middle Ground in the eBay Case
April 2006: The Two Faces of Patent Infringement
March 2006: Why MercExchange is No "Troll"
February 2006: Continuation
Applications and "Submarine" Patents
December 2005: eBay, MercExchange and the Supreme
Court
October 2005: The Patent
Reform Act of 2005
September 2005: The Licenses
You Never Sign
August 2005: Patents Get
a Bad Rap
July 2005: The Most Wonderful
Thing About Tigger
May 2005: Trademark and
Service Mark Basics
April 2005: Common Patent
Misconceptions
March 2005: Submitting
Product Ideas to Corporations: What the Inventor Needs
to Know
February 2005: Trademarks
and Counterfeit Goods
January 2005: Copyright
Basics: Fair Use
December 2004: Patent Basics:
Statutory Bars
November 2004: Patent Basics:
The Enablement Requirement vs. the Best Mode Requirement
October 2004: A New Standard
for Willful Infringement
September 2004: Is My Patent
Being Infringed?
August 2004: Estoppel:
The Bark That Can Bite You
July 2004: Don't Patent
Yourself Out of a Product
June 2004: Don't Be a Patent
Slacker (Laches)
May 2004: Making Your Mark
(patent marking)
April 2004: Have I Got
a Deal for You! (Avoiding inventor fraud)
March 2004: Avast Ye Office
Scoundrels! (Software and copyright infringement)
February 2004: Little Things
Mean a Lot (Everyday inventions)
January 2004: The High
Cost of Patent Infringement
December 2003: Hats Off
to Inventors! (Notable firsts)
"Wealth of Ideas" is primarily a patent newsletter,
but other types of intellectual property are frequently
discussed. We also take very seriously our readers'
suggestions and topic requests.
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