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How Trademarks Registrations Have Migrated To The Cloud

Erik K Pelton

The USPTO recently phased out issuing trademark registration certificates on paper to all registrants automatically, and are instead issuing them electronically. When I launched the firm in December of 1999, the first applications I filed were on paper, and this provides me the opportunity now to look both forward and backward on this topic.

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call for submissions: Harvard/Stanford/Yale Junior Faculty Forum, June 3-4, 2024

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TOPICS : Each year the Forum invites submissions on selected topics in public and private law, legal theory, and law and humanities topics, alternating loosely between public law and humanities subjects in one year, and private law and dispute resolution in the next. Each paper may only be considered under one topic.

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CFP--Yale/Harvard/Stanford Junior Faculty Forum: please disseminate widely!

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TOPICS: Each year the Forum invites submissions on selected topics in public and private law, legal theory, and law and humanities topics, alternating loosely between public law and humanities subjects in one year, and private law and dispute resolution in the next. Each paper may only be considered under one topic.

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[Sponsored] PatSeer’s IP Symposium ‘PatSight’ [Bangalore, December 9]

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Our products are used by leading legal services, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, electronics companies & research organisations across the US, Europe, South America and India with more than 6000 end users. Get the chance to learn more various topics ranging from patent analytics for blue ocean strategies to patent monetization.

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Harvard/Yale/Stanford Junior Faculty Forum, June 2022: call for papers

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TOPICS: Each year the Forum invites submissions on selected topics in public and private law, legal theory, and law and humanities topics, alternating loosely between public law and humanities subjects in one year, and private law and dispute resolution in the next. Each paper may only be considered under one topic.

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In this series, the blog's authors offer answers to 21 topical copyright questions for the 21st century. It reviews the basic issues on the topic, then elaborates on the importance of performers’ rights for creative industries and the main debates and developments in the area. Last week’s post is dedicated to performers’ rights.

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Scholarly Reading – Where We’ve Been and Where We’re Heading

Velocity of Content

Now, with both researchers and the public looking at more information than ever before, it begs the question: has scholarly reading evolved in the age of electronic information, and what does it look like? This is where the availability of electronic resources has changed habits. How Much Content We Access vs. How Much Time We Read.