• National patent offices do not want to give up power and money.

    ECONOMIST: Europe's unwieldy patent regime

  • Ever since Feldman founded National Patent in 1959, he has shown an almost comic flair for plucking failure from the jaws of success.

    FORBES: Death Grip

  • The European Parliament approved on first reading a law that would harmonise national patent legislation on genetic engineering , and would allow continent-wide patents for genetic inventions.

    ECONOMIST: Merger dirge

  • Europe's patent system is also in a mess in another regard: the quilt of national patent offices and languages means that the cost of obtaining a patent for the entire European Union is too high, a burden in particular on smaller firms and individual inventors.

    ECONOMIST: Intellectual property

  • The competitive outlook on patents is also troubling, as China has set a national goal of two million patent filings in 2015, about four times as many as the latest number of annual U.S. filings.

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  • In here are copies (the National Archives keeps the originals) of every patent and trademark ever awarded.

    FORBES: The smother of invention

  • Until the government was able to agree on a reduced price of 95 cents a tablet for 100 million tablets, there was discussion about whether and how Congress could invalidate Bayer Pharmaceutical's patent on Cipro in the interest of national security.

    CNN: graphic

  • By contrast, China has developed a National Intellectual Property Strategy, aggressively targeting 2 million Chinese patent applications annually by 2015, spurring initiative and innovation with cash rewards, houses and tax breaks.

    FORBES: A Message To Congress: Keep Your Hands Off The Patent Office

  • The evidence of this can be seen almost everywhere life-cycle of products, number of patents filed in the US Patent Office, amount of cell phone activity across national boundaries on and on and on.

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  • There are also potential national security repercussions - particularly if, as is likely under the "harmonized" patent system, China winds up being a principal beneficiary of expanded access to, and opportunities for exploitation of, American inventions.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Will the GOP Pull a 'Pelosi' on Patent Rights?

  • At its base, the claim is that there is an overriding ethical issue at stake: The national interest in affordable and available drugs to fight specific terrorist threats is greater than patent protections guaranteed by longstanding laws.

    CNN: graphic

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