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Genentech Loses Key Patent Ruling (AP via Yahoo! Finance)

Genentech Loses Key Patent Ruling (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
Federal regulators rejected a valuable Genentech Inc. patent that protects how it makes some biotechnology drugs, the company said Wednesday.

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Posted by Patent Search and Filing Staff - February 21, 2007 at 10:53 pm

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AT&T, Microsoft take patent battle to US Supreme Court (AFP via Yahoo! News)

AT&T, Microsoft take patent battle to US Supreme Court (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Telecommunications giant AT&T and Microsoft took a patent battle to the US Supreme Court Wednesday, in a case that has wide implications for US firms doing business abroad.

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Posted by Patent Search and Filing Staff - February 21, 2007 at 10:53 pm

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Supreme Court Skeptical of ATT Patent Claims Against Mi (Fox News)

Supreme Court Skeptical of ATT Patent Claims Against Mi (Fox News)
Justices sharply question ATT lawyer about claim that Redmond speech-transcription software violated ATT patent overseas.

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Posted by Patent Search and Filing Staff - February 21, 2007 at 10:53 pm

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How to Trademark/Patent Your Product

Trademark and patent law lets you benefit from your own great ideas. Claiming a trademark or patent on your product can be thrilling, but the process may leave you with a serious headache. From classifications to applications, filing a claim on your product will take time, patience and careful consideration. To help you get started, here is a guide on how to trademark or patent your product. [read full article at Fox Small Business Center]
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The Difference Between Patent, Trademark and Copyright
Patent, trademark and copyrights have been used interchangeably by a lot of people without really realizing that each term is different from the others. Although all of it protects the creative and intellectual rights of a person or a company, each term is inherently separate from the others. Here is a general comparison of the three.

Patent Your Invention
If you have a new invention that is sure to take the world by storm, then you need to patent the invention as soon as possible in order to protect its integrity and your ownership for the lifetime of the patent. There are some things you will need to know about patents before you get started.