intellectual property

ZDnet:Business intellectual property patent and design wars are no longer confined to just a single country. Now, lead by Apple, they'rre being fought all over the world.

Lucky us.

Datamation: Google is buying another 1,023 patents in a bid to bolster its intellectual property stance against Microsoft and others.

iOS, Mac OS X, and Android apps infringe on its intellectual property, according the patent holding firm.

An intellectual property licensing company wants makers of iOS apps to pay to use Apple's in-app payment code.

The U.S. Government is celebrating the importance of intellectual property by educating visitors to the domain names it seized in previous months.

These visitors are now redirected to an anti-piracy video instead. The viral video is running on 65 of the seized domains which have now become property of the Government, and shows how illegal downloads can financially ruin innocent workers.

Apple is famous for protecting its intellectual property (IP) and has gone so far as to sue folks for things that have absolutely nothing to do with iPods, iPhones, or even music.

Since Apple has been awarded a trademark on the

A few folks have sent this one in. Last week, we wrote about a really troubling ruling in the Netherlands against usenet community FTD.

While we had originally described it as saying that links to infringing files were illegal, it actually went even further, saying that mentioning file names of infringing files was infringing.

OSNews: "Other codecs often come up in these discussions. The distinction between the availability of source code and the ownership of the intellectual property in that available source code is critical."

A very contextually relevant mistake made by Digital Britain's chief, which reminds us of the reality.

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