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Friday, June 28, 2013
by Anandashankar Mazumdar
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Ananda and Tony make their triumphant return with a rundown of all the big IP law news that has been raining down over the last several weeks, including Supreme Court decisions in Myriad and Actavis. Myriad represents at least a partial victory for those objecting to patenting of human genes. Actavis offers an opportunity to subject reverse-payment deals to antitrust law. Also on the agenda are rulings on petitions for certiorari in Intercollegiate Broadcasting, Lexmark, and Medtronic, the first of which ends a dispute over the appointment of the judges of the Copyright Royalty Board. The new Patent Trial and Appeal Board issues its very first decision, in SAP America. The software patent action before the Federal Circuit in Ultramercial v. Hulu creates less of a stir than might be hoped and Monsanto wins another victory against farmers. Finally, the president himself gets in on the anti-patent troll conversation.
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