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Patent Law

: Patently Obvious

Patently-O Bits and Bytes No. 310: On TV

By Dennis Crouch, Esq.

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  • PatentLawPic870New on NBC: 'Kindreds,' created by Emmy Award winner David E. Kelley ('Boston Legal,' 'The Practice,' 'L.A. Law'), follows a curmudgeonly ex-patent lawyer and his group of misfit associates as their lives come together to form an unconventional kind of law practice. The series is from Warner Bros. Television and David E. Kelley Productions. Kelley is the writer and executive producer.
  • New on Fox: Although it has nothing to do with patent law, Sons of Tucson was written by my college roommate.
  • Last night on PBS: Copyright Criminals. I have the DVD version and will write a review once I watch it. [LINK]
  • The Shark Tank: For those who have not seen it, the Shark Tank is pretty funny. The investors clearly see the importance of intellectually property rights but the nuances are almost always lost (perhaps in the editing process). [Link]
  • Patent Juries: Joe Mullin has a great article at IPL&B on the jury verdict in the i4i v. Microsoft case. [Link]
  • Dr. Noonan on Gene Patents and the L.A.Times: [I]n an editorial entitled "Genes and patents," the L.A. Times joined its East Coast cousin in taking an inaccurate and irrational position on an important question: patents on diagnostic methods involving genetic information. [Link]

Full post as published by Patently Obvious on January 13, 2010 (boomark / email).

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