Perspectives on Patents: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Intellectual Property of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, One Hundred Ninth Congress, First Session, April 25, 2005, 4. sējumsU.S. Government Printing Office, 2007 - 179 lappuses |
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... increasing number and complexity of patent applications being filed each year . As Under Secretary Dudas will detail , U.S. patent applications have doubled since 1992 , and last year the PTO issued more pat- ents , some 173,000 patents ...
... increasing number and complexity of patent applications being filed each year . As Under Secretary Dudas will detail , U.S. patent applications have doubled since 1992 , and last year the PTO issued more pat- ents , some 173,000 patents ...
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... increased three - fold since the 1980s . Just to put this in per- spective , the PTO receives more than 350,000 patent applications every year . They approved 187,000 in 2004 alone . That is roughly 500 approved patents every single day ...
... increased three - fold since the 1980s . Just to put this in per- spective , the PTO receives more than 350,000 patent applications every year . They approved 187,000 in 2004 alone . That is roughly 500 approved patents every single day ...
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... increasing our transparency , improved our ex parte reexamination , and saving applicants tens of millions of dollars by revamping our process of appeal brief submissions . The USPTO is a collection of 7,000 people , including ...
... increasing our transparency , improved our ex parte reexamination , and saving applicants tens of millions of dollars by revamping our process of appeal brief submissions . The USPTO is a collection of 7,000 people , including ...
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... increases in litigation costs . The in- creases in prosecuting patents went up 1 percent . The increase in litigation across the board went up 1 percent . The increase in pat- ent litigation and intellectual property litigation went up ...
... increases in litigation costs . The in- creases in prosecuting patents went up 1 percent . The increase in litigation across the board went up 1 percent . The increase in pat- ent litigation and intellectual property litigation went up ...
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... increasing numbers of agreements these days within universities , even since our committee completed the substance of its work more than a year - and - a - half ago . We are getting better at figuring out how to license these tools and ...
... increasing numbers of agreements these days within universities , even since our committee completed the substance of its work more than a year - and - a - half ago . We are getting better at figuring out how to license these tools and ...
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