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D, patent, publication, university tenure and even a higher income compared to the general population.
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"This whole notion that you'd grant a patent to anyone who adds a seam or two to a waistband is quite problematic, " said Ilse Metchek, the president of the California Fashion Association, a trade group that represents some manufacturers, domestic and international garment suppliers, and others close to the fashion industry.
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If ever there were a purgatory for ideas, it'd be the USPTO's patent application database.
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We've heard it shouted from the mountaintops more times than we'd care to mention: the patent system is fundamentally broken.
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In fact, the two filed notice with the Patent Office in Washington, D.
NEWYORKER: In the Air
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Meier and her staff of eight have never been visited by any patent office officials from Washington, D.
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The company was nothing more than a business plan, a couple of patent applications and two founders who'd met a month before.
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Intelisys was founded in 1996 by Peter Rawlinson, a Brit, and Robert Barnes, a New Zealander who'd launched a software development firm and received a patent on a business process it designed.
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And the first rumblings of a rights-management system for controlling the sharing of physical things are appearing: The IP-hoarding firm Intellectual Ventures received a patent in October for a 3-D printer feature that blocks the creation of verboten objects.
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Maebius, a patent lawyer and partner with Foley and Lardner in Washington, D.
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"There are those of us who genuinely love these things and see something in them that a lot of people don't see, but it doesn't really convert to a commercial reality, " says Donald Kelly, the former executive director of the Rothschild Petersen Patent Model Museum, who now runs Intellectual Asset Management Associates, a Washington, D.
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