When it comes to intellectual property, one of the biggest questions is determining the creator of a work—whether it’s copyright, patent, or data ownership. For instance, if an AI system assists in creating something, how much of the work can be attributed to the human creator, and how much is the result of the AI’s […]
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) granted an all-time high 219,614 United States utility patents in 2010 – up 31 percent over 2009. All but one of the
LoTempio Law Blog Book Review of Think BIG and Kick Ass by Donald Trump About the book Companies have to use innovation to compete in the corporate world. Inventors have
Nikola Tesla Born Jul 10 1856 – Died Jan 7 1943 Electro-Magnetic Motor Alternating Current Patent Number 381,968 (.PDF) Inducted to National Inventors Hall of Fame™ in 1975 Nikola Tesla
Recently I met with Fred Landers with Paragon Model Makers Inc. and we had a nice conversation about how he can help inventors build working prototypes and models. Having a
Guest Blogger: John Manzella John Manzella is the author of “Grasping Globalization,” a frequent speaker on global business and policy, China, and today’s new economic and political realities and the
Alexander Graham Bell Born: March 3, 1847, Died: August 2 1922 Telephone/Telegraphy Patent No. 174, 465 Inducted to National Inventors Hall of Fame™ in 1973 Alexander Graham Bell’s invention of
What are some of the best gifts for the patent people and inventor types on your Christmas list? The other night I was watching Jay Leno on The Tonight Show
LoTempio Law Blog just turned one year old. It is hard to believe it has already been a year since I started writing this blog. Looking back I wonder where
Protecting intellectual property on the Internet has been a dilemma for the music and movie industry since peer-to-peer technology emerged with the original Napster. Recently in an effort to curtail
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