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MIT Media Lab’s Joichi Ito resigns over ties to Jeffrey Epstein, after receiving vast amounts of funds

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Post date September 9, 2019
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Interesting SCRATCH.MIT.EDU – is there some question why this is happening where they are titling their web pages with domain names they do not own!

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Intellectual Property Law – Business English Vocabulary

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Post date February 1, 2019
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Intellectual Property Crash Course

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Post date February 1, 2019
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Intellectual Property Licensing (IPL)

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Post date October 25, 2018
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Chinas Intellectual Property Theft accusations and what is behind all of the discussions

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Post date October 12, 2018
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TEDx Talk on Intellectual Property – Best and Worst of Silicon Valley

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Post date October 12, 2018
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The role of Intellectual Property – Duke University Professor class room

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Post date October 12, 2018
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Intellectual Property – Patents, Trademarks, and Copyright discussion – Live Classroom

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Post date October 12, 2018
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Tucows reports earnings and domain business growth May 7, 2021
Revenue nudges upward as focus on profit pays off. Tucows (NASDAQ: TCX) reported first-quarter results (pdf) after the market closed yesterday. The company’s headline financials are a bit convoluted because it sold its mobile business to DISH last year in an earnout deal. Taking out mobile, revenue for the rest of the business was up […]
Andrew Allemann
Spase, Inc. loses cybersquatting dispute for a THIRD time May 7, 2021
Company tries a third UDRP venue to no avail. If at first you are found to try reverse domain name hijacking, try, try again. The entrepreneur who operates a 3D modeling company at spase.io has failed for a third time to upgrade his domain to spase.com through UDRP. Mrs Jello LLC registered the domain name […]
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New TLD data shows a precipitous decline, but there’s more to the story May 6, 2021
A handful of top level domains account for major DUM losses. If you take a quick look at the nTLDStats‘ data, it might look like new top level domains are falling off a cliff. From October 2020 to May 2021, registered domains under management (DUM) have fallen nearly 30%, from 35 million to 25 million. […]
Andrew Allemann
GoDaddy aftermarket now accounts for 10% of revenue May 6, 2021
Domain name aftermarket is accounting for more of GoDaddy’s revenue. GoDaddy’s (NYSE:GDDY) domain name marketplace business now accounts for about 10% of the company’s revenue, up from the mid-single digits in 2018. The company disclosed this number on its investor conference call yesterday. With Q1 revenue of about $900 million, this suggests that GoDaddy’s aftermarket […]
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Frank Schilling new TLD auction grosses more than $40 millon May 5, 2021
All 23 top level domains sold in auction last week. Frank Schilling’s UNR business sold 23 top level domains in auctions last week, grossing more than $40 million. The company says that 17 bidders deposited money to participate in the auctions, and more than 10 different bidders won the top level domains. Six of the […]
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Judges Learn Students’ Perspectives in Law Day Events May 6, 2021
Federal judges are creating opportunities throughout May for critical thinking and candid conversations with students about the rule of law, as part of the Judiciary’s annual observance of Law Day.
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New Bankruptcy Filings Plummet 38.1 Percent May 3, 2021
Bankruptcy filings dropped 38.1 percent for the 12-month period ending March 31, 2021, a dramatic fall that coincided with the coronavirus (COVID-19), which first disrupted the economy in March 2020.
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Judges Focus on Diversity in Clerkship, Internship Hiring April 29, 2021
Federal judges are working to make highly sought-after law clerkships and judicial internships more accessible to a diverse pool of law students.
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Judge Honors Mother’s Adversity, Sacrifice by Women April 15, 2021
In a highly personal talk, Judge Paula Xinis recounts how two women inspired her career in the law through their different battles with adversity: Sojourner Truth, an abolitionist who escaped from slavery, and Xinis’ mother.
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Defenders Navigate Uncharted Territory During Pandemic March 25, 2021
Working on the front lines of justice amid the pandemic, federal defenders are navigating uncharted territory as they work to maintain virtual access to clients in detention facilities and participate in socially distanced trials and hearings.
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Judiciary Seeks New Judgeships, Reaffirms Need for Enhanced Security March 16, 2021
The Judicial Conference of the United States, the Judiciary’s policy-making body, today addressed two of its most pressing issues – a proposal to add 79 new judgeships for courts across the country and initiatives to improve both personal and courthouse security.
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Judiciary Releases Annual Report and Judicial Business 2020 March 16, 2021
Along with the rest of America, the Judiciary confronted significant challenges in 2020, led by the need to meet its constitutional obligations amid a deadly global pandemic. Federal courts learned to keep operations going, despite restricted access to courthouses, with a quickly evolving reliance on technology and the resilience of a 30,000-strong workforce, according to […]
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Program on VMI Case Recalls Ginsburg’s Crusade for Gender Equality March 11, 2021
A recent program honoring the 25th anniversary of a landmark case allowing women to enroll in the Virginia Military Institute (VMI) also celebrated a broader theme: Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s decades-long effort to remove gender bias from state and federal laws.
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Smoke Tests Protect Courtroom Air From COVID-19 March 4, 2021
Even as vaccines begin to protect the public from the coronavirus (COVID-19), one of the Judiciary’s biggest priorities is ensuring that the air inside courtrooms and hallways remains safe as courts schedule more in-person legal proceedings. A new U.S. Courts video highlights a simple technique used to protect court users: a smoke test, which […]
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Leon DeKalb: U.S. Probation’s First Black Officer February 25, 2021
Leon Elmer DeKalb made history nearly 80 years ago when he became the first African American probation officer in the federal court system.
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Trial Win Paves Way For Lower-Cost Generic Hypertension Drug - Intellectual Property - United States - Mondaq News Alerts May 10, 2021
Trial Win Paves Way For Lower-Cost Generic Hypertension Drug - Intellectual Property - United States Mondaq News Alerts
Minister Ng signs memorandum of understanding with Chile on intellectual property and innovation issues - Mirage News May 10, 2021
Minister Ng signs memorandum of understanding with Chile on intellectual property and innovation issues Mirage News
Vaccine maker takes intellectual property matters into its own hands - Marketplace May 10, 2021
Vaccine maker takes intellectual property matters into its own hands Marketplace
A lesson from Apple in intellectual property law - Innovation Origins May 10, 2021
A lesson from Apple in intellectual property law Innovation Origins
Van Hollen, Sasse revive bill to protect US intellectual property from foreign theft - The Southern Maryland Chronicle May 10, 2021
Van Hollen, Sasse revive bill to protect US intellectual property from foreign theft The Southern Maryland Chronicle
Podcast: Last Month At The Federal Circuit Podcast Series - Intellectual Property - United States - Mondaq News Alerts May 10, 2021
Podcast: Last Month At The Federal Circuit Podcast Series - Intellectual Property - United States Mondaq News Alerts
The end of intellectual property protections? - The Washington Post May 10, 2021
The end of intellectual property protections? The Washington Post
Brodin Serves As Moderator On ABA Diversity Panel - Intellectual Property - United States - Mondaq News Alerts May 10, 2021
Brodin Serves As Moderator On ABA Diversity Panel - Intellectual Property - United States Mondaq News Alerts
Punishing Success: the Biden Administration, Vaccines, and Intellectual Property - Yahoo News May 10, 2021
Punishing Success: the Biden Administration, Vaccines, and Intellectual Property Yahoo News
Intellectual Property, COVID-19 Vaccines, and the Proposed TRIPS Waiver - AAF - American Action Forum May 10, 2021
Intellectual Property, COVID-19 Vaccines, and the Proposed TRIPS Waiver - AAF American Action Forum