Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) as an invention. Confirmation of this initially came from the Verge website and a document from the USPTO. Twitter has been recognized by the U.S. It was also confirmed by founder Biz Stone where he tweeted...
According to a blog post by Bill Slawski at SEO By the Sea that references US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) filings, IBM has agreed to give Google 188 granted patents and another 29 pending patent applications.
only one respondent (Slawski) cites a primary data source (USPTO) as a single source to follow; which could have led to a critical evaluation of types of data sources, their usage and limitations – thus teaching the reader more about “how to think...
On July 27, the USPTO published patent # 7,765,209, which has a filing date of September 13, 2005. One of the truisms is the logic: if no one links to your site, it can't be considered important, therefore why should it appear in the search results?
However, if you know that you may have to use the trademark registration in litigation in the future, consult a trademark attorney to file your application for you so that you pick the right category of use for your trademark and draft the...
Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is where you go to file for trademarks that need to be protected. While there are professional trademark search services available, experienced search marketers should be good with using the free public Trademark...
Essentially a brand name, it identifies and distinguishes a product or service from others for use in commerce, and enjoys protection by the Trademark Office of the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office).
Stoller is notorious in trademark circles for the numerous oppositions he's filed to trademark applications with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)'s Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB).
There are three patent applications not in the USPTO assignment database, but which could be associated with Yahoo. A number of patent applications published last week proved intriguing. The US Patent and Trademark Office (USTPO) filings offered us...
While there is no official assignment noted in the USPTO database, there is a patent application assigned to Telstra, filed on the same date as the application in the US, with the same inventors under the name "A document categorisation system...
A couple of other patents from the USPTO came out on the morning of the 18th, and may play a role in the development of search and the web. There were 4251 patents granted on April 18, 2006. Following are five that looked like good candidates for...
US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) web site searching for patents from search companies. Before I begin on some new patents that were granted on April 18th, I'd like to thank Danny, and the rest of the team here for asking me to join them.
Patent & Trademark Office - www.uspto.gov What do you do when someone is playing fast and loose with your intellectual property online? A panel of legal experts offer suggestions for a range of potential scenarios.
What we heard back, "unofficially" of course, was that they didn't much care what we'd taken the trouble to file with the USPTO, or when we'd filed it. Never start a land war in Asia on their blog explains how they filed for it almost two years...
I checked the USPTO and at this point I didn't see any trademark/service marks from Google relating to music. Bear Sterns is using the name the name "Google Tunes" as their "code name" for the service.
The USPTO published two patent applications yesterday. One from Yahoo and and the other from Microsoft that I think are worthy of a quick post and link here. The Yahoo app looks at ways to automatically identify and extract data from HTML pages...
Yahoo and MSN: New Patent Apps Published - Patent applications from Yahoo and MSN dealing with user annotations, trust networks, and domain specific database creation and searching were published today by the USPTO.
According to the US Patent and Trademark Office (http://www.uspto.gov/) the right given in the patent excludes others from making, using or selling the invention without permission for a period of time, but it doesn't require the applicant to...
According to the US Patent and Trademark Office (http://www.uspto.gov/) the right given in the patent excludes others from making, using or selling the invention without permission for a period of time, but it doesn't require the applicant to...
Patent applications from Yahoo and MSN dealing with user annotations, trust networks, and domain specific database creation and searching were published today by the USPTO. Two of Yahoo's applications fit very nicely with their FUSE (Find, Use...
