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Articles by Mikki

Mikki [Mikki]

USPTO Grants Another Stupid Software Patent - Hand In Your Blackberry At the Door [ 146]

[ Legal / Cyber_Law ]
Technologists have been warning against the wanton granting of software patents without fully researching "prior art." In the case of the makers of the BlackBerry vs. a company called NTP, bogus software patents may do more than inconvenience the world's BlackBerry users.

Submitted: 2006-02-15

How to Work With Your Intellectual Property Lawyer [ 143]

[ Business / Management ]
Intellectual property law is a daunting challenge to even the most seasoned business person. How does one choose the right way to protect your most coveted assets; your intellectual property? Here are a few pointers that can help.

Submitted: 2006-02-15

When Circumvention is Necessary for Fair Use [ 133]

[ Legal / Copyright ]
Much has been said about the copyright holder or distributor's rights to keep their investment safe from piracy, but not enough has been said about a consumer's fair use rights.

Submitted: 2006-02-15

Commercial or Informational? - Your Choice [ 142]

[ Legal / Cyber_Law ]
An issue has been brewing almost since the inception of Google AdWords, regarding who "owns" what rights to which words. Trademark holders and business owners alike have been calling "foul" when a competitor uses their name, product name, or trademarked slogan in order to cause their advertisements to appear either in the Google search results (by use of meta tags or otherwise using the keywords in their website itself), or by purchasing those words via Google's AdWords which would then cause their ads to appear in the sponsored sections of the search pages.

Submitted: 2006-02-15