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All the IP News that Mattered in 2024

IP Watchdog

The past year has included some monumental developments in the world of IP - and adjacent to IP - that will affect law and practice for years to come.

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The IP Community’s Wildest Dreams for 2025

IP Watchdog

As we do each year, were dedicating the last day of December to readers' comments on what the IP landscape would look like to them if a little thing called reality was not an issue. So, below are our participants heartfelt IP wishes for 2025.

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The Most Important Issues Facing the IP Industry | IPWatchdog Unleashed

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This conference brings together some of the top thought leaders and newsmakers from the entire industry, with a variety of different backgrounds and people who focus on various different niche verticals within the IP community.

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The Bizarre IP History of Clue/Cluedo

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However, the IP history behind it is a sad but familiar tale of a creator missing out. The post The Bizarre IP History of Clue/Cluedo appeared first on Plagiarism Today. Clue/Cluedo is a timeless game that is nearly 75 years old.

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Blockchain’s Very Big (and Very Bad) IP Day

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The post Blockchain’s Very Big (and Very Bad) IP Day appeared first on Plagiarism Today. Yesterday, two major rulings came out that impact Bitcoin and other blockchain-based technologies. Here's what happened.

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Reconsidering IPR Strategies in Light of Kroy IP Holdings v. Groupon

IP Watchdog

Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuits precedential decision in Kroy IP Holdings LLC v. Kroy IP) has significant strategic implications for patent litigation and inter partes review (IPR) proceedings. The holding, facts, and procedural aspects of Kroy IP are well covered here. Groupon Inc.

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Will AI Copyright Claims Keep Standing After New Ruling?

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Southern District of New York Judge Colleen McMahon ruled that the plaintiffs failed to show any concrete harm caused by OpenAI’s alleged removal of copyright management information from their articles, which they claim were then used to train ChatGPT’s language model. TransUnion v.

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