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The History and Evolution of Section 1498: Origins and Impact on the US Government's Use of Patented Technology

Section 1498 of the US Code is a law that allows the US government to use patented technology without the owner's permission, provided that it pays the owner reasonable compensation. The law has been in place since 1910, and its origins can be traced…

April 19, 2023USPTO Policy3 min read

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Patexia Insight 173: Soaring and Stalling Nations in Patent Landscape

Last week, we published our fifth annual Patent Intelligence Report, which covers the patent prosecution landscape between Jan. 1, 2018, and Dec. 31, 2022. This year we considered attorney interview with the USPTO as an additional measure of…

April 6, 2023USPTO Policy6 min read

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Patexia Insight 172: From IBM to Samsung: Companies Driving Patent Activity in the U.S.

Tomorrow marks the release of our fifth annual Patent Intelligence Report, mapping the patent prosecution landscape as well as offering detailed insights into levels of activity and patenting trends. Covering a period of five years from January 1, 2018, to…

March 29, 2023USPTO Policy5 min read