The term "trade secret" is invariably included in any definition of "Intellectual Property." However, while the majority of IP types are subject to strict rules

While many may assume that the legal arena is the primary employment venue for IP, this is not the case. Let us examine some of the different positions that comprise this industry and why...

Research shows that small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) do not adequately assess the value of their firm's Intellectual

Measles, mumps, rubella, whooping cough and polio are just a few diseases, which, while devastating to previous generations, are primarily eradicated thanks

As "Europe's most easterly hub and Asia's most westerly hub" and within an eight-hour flight from two-thirds of the world's population

About 10 years ago, Oracle made its first move to sue Google for infringement of its IP rights of certain application programming interfaces (APIs) within its Java open-source programming language.

Some of the world's greatest innovations have happened at NASA, which is unsurprising when you consider that the agency's basic purpose is coming up with solutions to problems that do not exist on planet Earth.

Beginning October 30, 2019, the new Patent Act and Rules will bring Canada into compliance with the Patent Law Treaty and significantly change current Canadian patent practice.

Citizens of the world's various ancient civilizations were cleaning their teeth long before anyone realized that a hand implement could make the process much more comfortable.

One imagines that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg tries to focus on the big picture above all.

While Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been known as a scientific discipline since the 1950s, companies have only begun to use it significantly in internal processes and their products...

Regardless of what industry you are in, you have probably heard on the street or from a marketing department that: "AI is everywhere, and it is going to change everything."

Books have been a cornerstone of education and entertainment for centuries, and are still a key medium for the exploration and sharing of ideas.

Thus far, our Everyday IP blog series has covered some of the most common but essential items used by people all over the world — socks and toothbrushes — and tied them to major developments in the history of Intellectual Property.

This unique and uncharted global health situation is challenging for us all, but working from home can be a powerful motivator for innovation and invention.

Given the speed with which the new SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus made its way around the world, taking an immense toll on human life and the global economy, many sectors had no choice but to transform the very nature of their work

Dennemeyer Octimine is an innovative startup in the field of IP search and analytics.

Celebrities know the power of branding and the benefits it brings, but they also tend to be a bit quirky. They trademark some weird stuff and have even stranger reasons for doing so.

Following the adoption of Law 81/2024 for the ratification of the Agreement on a Unified Patent Court (UPCA), Romania is set to become the 18th participant in the Unified Patent Court (UPC) and the first state to join...

Technological innovation has reached a pace never before seen, presenting countless opportunities for Intellectual Property (IP) professionals and, seemingly, pressures to match.