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This Week in Washington IP: Improving Biomedical Research, Amending Section 230 to Hold Big Tech Accountable, and Promoting Privacy in the Tech Sector

IP Watchdog

Elsewhere, the Center for Strategic & International Studies hosts a debate on the topic of China’s tech crackdown and its potential impacts on innovation, and the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation will explore whether increased support for advanced renewables research can help the global community meet certain clean energy goals (..)

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Fight Against The Flow

LexBlog IP

Buy better crystals and energy drinks. And if you don’t flow, then you clearly don’t have a clean enough desk or chakras. This is a personal rant. I’ll admit it right off. This is Erin Ogden’s opinion, and I am oddly overly vehement about it. Flow state. Flow state. ” You must reach it. Then start.

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Informal innovation: The re-emergence of ‘informal’ washing machines

SpicyIP

Image from here A topic close to this blog’s heart – informal innovation, recently made headlines. Just like hand-churned ice-creams, clothes are hand-churned in a tub, and come out clean. One of his book chapters on this topic was published in this book here. All this and more in the years to come.

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Recent Hot Topics and Developments in Trade Secrets Law

Trading Secrets

This blog post summarizes some of the significant decisions grouped by the hot topics below. After a four-day bench trial in August 2021, a Texas federal judge found in the defendant’s favor in a high stakes trade secrets dispute between two energy companies. There have been some noteworthy recent decisions in trade secrets law.

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Monthly Wrap Up (November 11, 2022): Noteworthy Trade Secret and Restrictive Covenant Cases, Developments and Posts

LexBlog IP

However, in Clean Energy v. The cases probably can be reconciled by the fact that there was more circumstantial evidence to offer in the Clean Energy case, but the decisions do highlight a schism on the significance of direct vs. circumstantial evidence. Last month, I wrote about a decision out of the U.S.

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The Internet Survives SCOTUS Review (This Time)–Twitter v. Taamneh and Gonzalez v. Google

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

Between the two decisions, we get a powerful opinion on the topic of “aiding and abetting” online, while Section 230 dodged its first SCOTUS review. They should have cleaned their house before SCOTUS got involved. Most of the amicus energy went into the Gonzalez case, but it turns out the real action was the Twitter case.

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Answering the $296 Billion Question: FTC’s Proposed Rulemaking on Worker Non-Competes Likely to be Found Unconstitutional

Trading Secrets

We will continue to monitor developments on this topic and will report on court challenges as they are filed. 2587, 2622 (2022) (striking down EPA Affordable Clean Energy rules); National Federation of Independent Business v. This would seem to present an issue squarely within the Major Questions Doctrine. 661, 669 (U.S.