Protecting Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) Under Intellectual Property (IP)
An NFT is the creator's signature on the content, similar to an autograph on a baseball card, making it rare, special, and expensive.
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Tokenized securities on blockchain are here. And they’ve been around for a while.
Remember tokenized securities or securitization with tokens on the blockchain? With the entire year in crypto defined by a maelstrom of...
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U.S.C. §101: Patent Subject Matter Eligibility
While drafting a patent application, it goes through the scrutiny of whether it falls under the legal requirements for patentability or...
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IP Becomes Even More Integral To M&A Due Diligence
What is Merger and acquisition (M&A)? Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are transactions in which the ownership of companies, other business...
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Startup Valuation: How to calculate what your startup is really worth?
A startup is a company that is in the first stage of its operations. Venture capital is a type of funding for startups or growing business.
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Freedom To Operate: A technical insurance against patent infringement claims
“Without Freedom, there is no Creation” - J. Krishnamurti An innovation is useful only if there is freedom to test, market, or sell...
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Understanding Source Code Quality and Design Quality During Technology M&A
With thousands of transactions and billions of dollars spent on technology mergers and acquisitions (M&A) every year, buyers must protect...
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Patent Alert: IBM Awarded DLT Patent for Data Sharing and Validation
US Patent no 10,268,528 B2 was granted to IBM on April 23, 2019 that describes a method which uses distributed ledger technology (DLT)...
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Patent Alert: PayPal Patent Can Protect PCs From Ransomware Attacks
Online payments company PayPal has been awarded US Patent No. 10262138B2 that describes a technique to combat ransomware attacks. The...
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IBM wins $82 million against Groupon over e-commerce patents
A U.S. jury awarded IBM $82.5 million after finding that Groupon infringed four of its e-commerce patents. It had been a running battle...
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