Lies, Damn Lies and Media Hatred of Patents (and the CAFC)
Indeed, few articles have struck a nerve in me quite the way that a recent Ars Technica article did. The article is titled How a rogue appeals court wrecked the patent system??. It is a cheap shot,...
View ArticleAll In! Doubling Down on Erroneous Attacks on the Federal Circuit
In a recently published Forbes.com article titled"The Federal Circuit, Not the Supreme Court, Legalized Software Patents," Lee doubled down with his absurd and provably incorrect assertions regarding...
View ArticleWhat the NY Times Doesn’t Understand about the Patent System
These first-level-thinkers just assume that information would be disseminated at the same rate without a patent system, which is so ridiculous it is hard to take anyone seriously who actually professes...
View ArticleStudy: Media use of the term “patent troll” negatively predisposes readers,...
"Patent troll," the term employed by leading newspapers, magazines and online publications to describe how some patents are owned and used, provides a prejudicial impression of patent licensing that...
View ArticlePoor management at Facebook leads to allegations of de facto censorship for...
News that Facebook engaged in suppressing content from conservative groups was first reported by Gizmodo in early May. The online publication reported comments from former Facebook workers who said...
View ArticleMusk fanboys at Barron’s take dim view of patents at their own readers’ expense
A recent Barron's editorial, however, has raised some eyebrows among those who are familiar with the effect of proper patent enforcement on financial fortunes. Published May 14th, “Patents Can Be...
View ArticleArch-conservative political pundit obtains “Media Malpractice” trademark
William J. Kelly and his television production company RevDigital had secured the trademark rights to “media malpractice.” U.S. Trademark Registration No. 5027942 was issued as a standard character...
View ArticleLies, Damn Lies and Media Bias: Fortune Misrepresents FTC Report on Patent...
Simply stated, Fortune is wrong. The FTC report did not have harsh words for patent trolls. In fact, the FTC had harsh words for those who use the term "patent troll" to vilify patent owners! At the...
View ArticleCIPU media survey reflects high subjectivity in mainstream media reporting of...
The media study shows high subjectivity among patent infringement news coverage, with 42% of the articles surveyed advocating a specific narrative... The study, which focused on coverage of patent...
View ArticleGary Shapiro takes self-righteous stand against patent trolls despite obvious...
It is difficult to witness people like Gary Shapiro self-righteously railing against the patent system when they stand to gain from weakened patent rights... Shapiro continues on his defense of the...
View ArticleRPost Does Not Meet Any Definition of ‘Patent Troll’
RPost has been unfairly described as a patent troll. In fact, RPost is a privately held cybersecurity technology company that has been in operation since 2000. For at least the past two years, RPost...
View ArticleLies, Damn Lies and Media Hatred of Patents (and the CAFC)
Indeed, few articles have struck a nerve in me quite the way that a recent Ars Technica article did. The article is titled How a rogue appeals court wrecked the patent system??. It is a cheap shot,...
View ArticleAll In! Doubling Down on Erroneous Attacks on the Federal Circuit
In a recently published Forbes.com article titled"The Federal Circuit, Not the Supreme Court, Legalized Software Patents," Lee doubled down with his absurd and provably incorrect assertions regarding...
View ArticleWhat the NY Times Doesn’t Understand about the Patent System
These first-level-thinkers just assume that information would be disseminated at the same rate without a patent system, which is so ridiculous it is hard to take anyone seriously who actually professes...
View ArticleStudy: Media use of the term “patent troll” negatively predisposes readers,...
"Patent troll," the term employed by leading newspapers, magazines and online publications to describe how some patents are owned and used, provides a prejudicial impression of patent licensing that...
View ArticlePoor management at Facebook leads to allegations of de facto censorship for...
News that Facebook engaged in suppressing content from conservative groups was first reported by Gizmodo in early May. The online publication reported comments from former Facebook workers who said...
View ArticleMusk fanboys at Barron’s take dim view of patents at their own readers’ expense
A recent Barron's editorial, however, has raised some eyebrows among those who are familiar with the effect of proper patent enforcement on financial fortunes. Published May 14th, “Patents Can Be...
View ArticleArch-conservative political pundit obtains “Media Malpractice” trademark
William J. Kelly and his television production company RevDigital had secured the trademark rights to “media malpractice.” U.S. Trademark Registration No. 5027942 was issued as a standard character...
View ArticleLies, Damn Lies and Media Bias: Fortune Misrepresents FTC Report on Patent...
Simply stated, Fortune is wrong. The FTC report did not have harsh words for patent trolls. In fact, the FTC had harsh words for those who use the term "patent troll" to vilify patent owners! At the...
View ArticleCIPU media survey reflects high subjectivity in mainstream media reporting of...
The media study shows high subjectivity among patent infringement news coverage, with 42% of the articles surveyed advocating a specific narrative... The study, which focused on coverage of patent...
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