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Our Mission MI.TO. was founded by the initiative of a group of Italian universities, members of the Network for the Valorization of Research (Netval). The purpose of MI.TO. is to become more and more a reliable reference point for intellectual property owners (both public and private) willing to valorize their assets and a platform for companies in need for outsourced innovation.
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Apple potrebbe aggiungere il “bordo intelligente” al suo iPhone - Gizmodo IT - Il gadget weblog
Diciamolo, ogni bordo attorno ad uno schermo ci sembra troppo grande, ma Apple potrebbe aver deciso di usare quello spazio per un “bordo intelligente”, a giudicare dal brevetto cui si riferisce il disegno qui sopra. Potrebbe essere una sorta di secondo schermo , in grado di dare all’utente feedback visivo a seconda di quale applicazione sia in uso in quel momento preciso. Come sempre, preferiamo non fidarci troppo delle indiscrezioni , ma una richiesta di brevetto certamente aggiunge qualche elemento di credibilità in più alla storia, anche se Apple non sempre dà seguito ai brevetti che registrsa, come ci insegna la storia. (c.c.)
Il Tribunale di Milano dà ragione a un imprenditore che si sentiva leso dal fatto che il motore di ricerca associasse automaticamente il suo nome alle parole "truffa" e "truffatore". La società dovrà intervenire sull'algoritmo per eliminare l'occorrenza. Gli analisti: "Precedente controverso" di ALESSANDRO LONGO La funzione di suggerimento nella ricerca di Google è diffamante, se accosta il nome di una persona a parole che ne ledono la professionalità o la dignità. Lo ha stabilito il Tribunale di Milano, accogliendo il ricorso di un cittadino che si era sentito diffamato dalle parole che il servizio Google Suggest associava automaticamente al suo nome. La corte ha respinto il reclamo della società società californiana e le ha imposto di eliminare quell'accostamento, addebitandole le spese di lite.
"Suggerimenti diffamatori" Google ritenuta responsabile - Repubblica.it
Google punta ai brevetti Nortel affare da 900 milioni di dollari - Repubblica.it
Mountain View ha annunciato di aver raggiunto un'intesa preliminare con l'ex colosso canadese in bancarotta per acquisire i circa 6000 brevetti nel campo delle telecomunicazioni. Ma Microsoft non ci sta: "Abbiamo la licenza universale e perpetua su tutte le innovazioni della società" GOOGLE all'attacco di Nortel, l'azienda canadese ex colosso delle telecomunicazioni ora in bancarotta. Mountain View ha annunciato di aver raggiunto un'intesa preliminare per l'acquisizione dell'azienda, a un prezzo per ora di circa 900 milioni di dollari. L'acquisto di Nortel, una volta perfezionato, permetterebbe a Google di usufruire dei circa 6000 brevetti nel campo delle telecomunicazioni depositati dall'azienda canadese e che comprende tecnologie wireless, il 4G, Internet, i service provider, il networking e molto altro ancora.As the paradigm of innovation becomes more user oriented and collaborative, to benefit from this changing paradigm, firms need to adjust their intellectual property rights management strategy and devise tools to manage openness. Crucially, firms need to resolve is how to interface the “closed innovation” paradigm required to acquire intellectual property rights in law and to introduce openness in the process of innovation and decentralised innovation process. While the topic of open innovation has produced numerous works especially in the area of business administration and organizational studies, literature on interfacing open innovation with intellectual property law is rare or rather focused on specific subject matters of IP.
Interfacing Intellectual Property Rights and Open Innovation by Nari Lee, Soili Nystén-Haarala, Laura Huhtilainen
Creo - Protecting Intellectual Property
All businesses have trade secrets; information that they would rather keep confidential that is valuable to a company’s growth and competitive advantage. This could include technical information (formulas, designs, tools, manufacturing processes, and computer source codes) as well as business secrets (customer and employee lists, financial and accounting data, and product and marketing plans). Such information can be critical to the success of a business; however, many companies do little to protect it. Many changes in the business community have made protecting intellectual property (IP) more challenging.
Google Patents Search Box With Two Buttons
Intellectual property laws are in place for good reason. But is Google’s iconically simplistic home page interface reason enough? The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office appears to think so, although it took them over 5 years to decide the matter. The search giant submitted the patent application for the design of its home page search interface back in 2004 along with the design of its search results pages. The latter was approved in 2006, but the USPTO only finally awarded the former its patent yesterday, reports Gawker .
Patently Apple
Texas based Touchscreen Gestures LLC is suing Apple for patent infringement. The lawsuit is based on four specific patents covering various touch related technologies that they claim the iPhone and iPad infringe upon. After the "Discovery" phase, Touchscreen Gestures LLC believes that the facts point to Apple's willful infringement. It should be pointed out that Apple is in possession of many granted patents regarding multi-touch technology , the particular type of touch technology that debuted on the iPhone in 2007. Touchscreen Gesture patents don't appear to relate to multi-touch technologies in any way. In 2009 we learned that Apple began researching new sophisticated in-vehicle navigation systems .
Intellectual Property Intellectual property rights are exclusive rights over creations of the mind. IP rights protect the interests of creators by giving them property rights over their creations. IP is usually divided into two branches: copyright, which protects literary and artistic works; and industrial property, which protects inventions. Copyright Copyright laws cover creations of the mind and artistic creations, and may only be claimed by the creator or on his or her behalf.
IP Guidelines
Please note that the summaries below do not constitute, and are not intended to constitute, legally binding rights and obligations - they are merely summaries of the relevant legal documents which are available here: Please ensure that you read and understand each of the above documents prior to using this site or Idea Bounty's services. By using this site and/or Idea Bounty's services, you acknowledge that you have read and understand the above documents and that you agree to be bound by the terms and conditions so far as they relate to you. Creative Terms and Conditions The Creative Terms and Conditions govern the Creative's relationship with Idea Bounty and the Creative must agree to the Creative Terms and Conditions before using the site or any of the services offered by Idea Bounty.