To receive patent protection an invention needs to be, among other things, new. This would normally stop an existing product…
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To receive patent protection an invention needs to be, among other things, new. This would normally stop an existing product…
Read MoreAlthough patent systems around the world vary in their approach to patentability, one common requirement is that an invention must…
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Read MoreINTA 2020 may have re-located from Singapore to a virtual platform, but Barker Brettell will still be attending this major…
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Read MoreUnderstanding the business drivers SMEs face and addressing their concerns is fundamental to us as Intellectual Property (IP) professionals. And…
Read MoreWhen developing a new product, it can take years before it is a self-sustaining enterprise. This is a problem for…
Read MoreBy 2025 the global cosmetics and personal care sector is projected to be worth $755 billion (US), with a substantial…
Read MoreThe Sinclair ZX80 is quite rightly remembered as the UK’s first mass-marker home computer, making Sir Clive Sinclair a household…
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