Supreme Court Resolves Confusion Over Fair Use Defense in Trademark Infringement Cases – Sort of
When can you use a trademark owned by someone else in your advertising or in other aspects of your business to describe your products or services?

Pop Up Madness: Does IP Law Really Care?
Everyone's mad about pop-up ads. But does such madness translate into infringement under copyright or trademark law?  

Intellectual Property Strategies in Security and Privacy
Current technological advances ranging from biotech and nanotechnology to electronics and software can be used to both protect and jeopardize the security and privacy of individuals.  

Patents - Million Requests Filed Since 1978; U.S. Leads The Way
Companies around the world have filed-applications for 1 million international patents since the system began in 1978, according to the United Nations agency for intellectual property.  

Patent clash over BlackBerry grows political
The Canadian creators of the BlackBerry, the wildly successful wireless e-mail device embraced by so many Americans, say they will take their patent dispute with a Virginia company all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, if necessary.