The Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Wednesday in two cases that could make it easier for companies to defeat patent infringement lawsuits. In both cases, Octane Fitness v. Icon Health & Fitness
Nintendo Co., the maker of wildly popular videogames such as Mario Bros, Donkey Kong, Pokemon, and Legend of Zelda, is not making games for smart phones. Other people are doing
Congress passed a bill allowing musical instruments on airplanes. This comes as very welcome news to musicians throughout the United States who rely on traveling with their instruments for their
After two years spent fighting against Twentieth Century Fox, an iconic photo of the Mary Tyler Moore show was finally returned to the estate of renowned photographer John G. Zimmerman.
This January, in a first of its kind move, a group of athletes on the Northwestern University football team announced that they planned to unionize. This move, which primarily seeks
Houston we have a problem. Did you know that there is a Google Chrome application called Streak, that when installed lets you see when someone has read an email you sent?
Recently, the NFL’s Seattle Seahawks became Superbowl champions in a dominant victory over the Denver Broncos. Throughout the season the Seahawks repeatedly made reference to the fact that much of
New Year’s Resolutions are still in our thoughts as we approach mid-February. For many, exercise is an important resolution. With mobile apps such as MapMyRun, MiCoach, and Armour29, personal trainers
Last October, ExxonMobil sued 21st Century Fox over the FXX network’s logo. Exxon claims that it owns a registered design mark over a stylized Exxon and that FXX Network was
The Opening Ceremony for the Winter 2014 Olympic Games took place Friday, February 7th. The International Olympic Committee has released its 2014 Evaluation Commission Report including protection for the Olympics’
