Intellectual Property (IP) refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions, literary and artistic works, designs, symbols, names, and images used in commerce. IP ...

The twentieth century was one long economic experiment, with many countries falling prey to a philosophy that private property is antithetical to the public good. For the greater public good, that ...

With every new iteration of technology, it becomes increasingly easier to not only generate new creative works, but also to copy people’s creative outputs. The computer, the Internet, and mobile ...

There are many important considerations when starting a business, and one of those is intellectual property (IP). Ultimately, IP is what protects your original idea, branding assets and inventions — ...

Lauren Giella is a Senior Reporter based in New York. She reports on Newsweek's rankings content, focusing on workplace culture, health care and sustainability, profiling business leaders and ...

Explores how intellectual property protections must coexist with public welfare to ensure access to medicines, knowledge, and ...

Imagine the following scenario: You, as the founder of a business, have spent the past three years building your company. You have been bootstrapping until now, but the company is at a crossroads and ...

“Why wouldn’t the AI developer be in the same position as the party who commissioned a painting or in the same position as an employer who hires an employee to invent?… The statutes on which the court ...

In early December, the Department of Defense Intellectual Property Cadre hosted its inaugural “DoD IP Forum,” where government and industry leaders convened to debate the growing role of commercial ...

Intellectual property (IP) is essential for protecting your assets and brand value. We explore what it is, the types of IP and how to protect yours. There are many important considerations when ...