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As other Disney characters follow Mickey Mouse to public domain, experts discuss company's legal options - Vimarsana News

As other Disney characters follow Mickey Mouse to public domain, experts discuss company's legal options

Media and legal experts say Disney may rely on trademark laws as more classic children's characters are expected to follow Mickey Mouse into the public domain.

Uber Executive's Conviction Puts Spotlight on Secrecy About Hacking - Vimarsana News

Uber Executive's Conviction Puts Spotlight on Secrecy About Hacking

The conviction of Uber Technologies Inc.'s former security chief on Oct. 5 has raised the specter that a high-profile criminal charge and newly expanded

Amazon's 1-Click Patent Set Stage for Competition Among Shopify, Bolt, Fast - Vimarsana News

Amazon's 1-Click Patent Set Stage for Competition Among Shopify, Bolt, Fast

Amazon's 1-Click checkout tech helped it become a powerhouse. The patent's expiration set the stage for competition among Shopify, Bolt, and Fast.

2021 PTAB Year in Review: Analysis & Trends: IPR Estoppels: A Power Imbalance for Plaintiffs and Defendants | Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox P.L.L.C. - Vimarsana News

2021 PTAB Year in Review: Analysis & Trends: IPR Estoppels: A Power Imbalance for Plaintiffs and Defendants | Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox P.L.L.C.

Inter partes review (IPR) proceedings raise complex estoppel issues that courts are grappling with and patent litigants must consider. Because patent challengers can assert invalidity...

Algorithms are Making Many of Your Decisions – and You Might be OK With That - Vimarsana News

Algorithms are Making Many of Your Decisions – and You Might be OK With That

A new study by UArizona law professor Derek Bambauer suggests that most people are content to let big data-produced algorithms decide many – but not all – of their day-to-day decisions.