Intellogist contributor and patent superstar Kristin Whitman is back to inform you all how to better understand and utilize the special indexing in DWP!

http://intellogist.wordpress.com/2011/02/24/secret-special-indexing/

We look at the Sunyu Mobile Patent Search App for iPhone/iPad/iPod/Android and give our opinion. It's a free app, but is it worth your time? We also give a shoutout to the patent app section of ipInsiders!

http://intellogist.wordpress.com/2011/02/23/sunyu-mobile-patent-search-app/

A new feature of IPEXL.com that they have opened up is the ability to do proximity searching. (Largely inspired by Chris Jagalla's Post on Intellogist's Blog)

So let's say you wish to search patents with the words: battery, walk and floor that are two words away from each other anywhere in the…

The IPEXL Trademark Manager for iPad is now in the App Store

With this very first version, you can:

1. Search for Trademarks by owner, wordmark and attorney from the US, WIPO and OHIM (OAMI).

2. Browse trademarks by owners, attorneys, wordmarks and goods & services category.

3. Store Trademarks in your 'collection' (future…

The Intellogist® Blog has gripes with Google Patents. Do you as well?

http://intellogist.wordpress.com/2011/02/17/gear-grinder-2-complaints-in-the-patent-world/

The Intellogist Blog is on the scene to profile and detail why you should be searching NTIS today. Lots of great technical info, and you don't have to pay for it, either!

http://intellogist.wordpress.com/2011/02/16/profiling-the-us-national-technical-information-service-ntis/

The Patents County Court of England And Wales Backs P2P-Users Against Copyright Trolls.

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A short overview and reasoning why open source software need not be necessarily distributed "free of charge", but also against a payment.

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Football fans may purchase decoder cards in EU member states, where they are offered at lower rates and use them in other member states, thereby saving from higher pay tv rates.

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The Russian spy Anna Chapman has registered her name as a trade mark with Rospatent.

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My review on European Commission's report on the IP Enforcement Directive.

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A new post on the Intellogist Blog examines what it takes to be a successful patent searcher on a personal level. What do you think it takes?

http://intellogist.wordpress.com/2011/02/10/important-traits-for-patent-searchers/

I write a post for The Intellogist® Blog describing why I think patent classification is so helpful and interesting. What prompted me to write this is the latest update to the classification collaboration between the USPTO and the EPO, but this goes far beyond that!

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An International seminar on CYBERSPACE USAGES – CHALLENGES AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION has been jointly organized by UIA Paris, UIA India Chapter and the Inter-Pacific Bar Association (IPBA) at Hotel Le Meridian Kochi on February 18, 19 & 20, 2011. For more details, please contact me at bovancvarkey@gmail.com

The Intellogist® Blog starts a new series about rants and frustrations about the patent world. We discuss Indian patents and data management!

http://intellogist.wordpress.com/2011/02/03/gear-grinder-1-complaints-in-the-patent-world/

The Intellogist® Blog wraps up the hot news of the week--stay informed!

http://intellogist.wordpress.com/2011/02/02/non-patent-search-news-roundup/

Since a new version of the Wayback Machine is out, we examine what's changed and whether or not this is a good resource to cite evidence in your intellectual property litigation!

http://intellogist.wordpress.com/2011/02/01/the-wayback-machine-the-state-of-dating-online-materials/