The report examines the 4G-LTE patent landscape and offers analysis of existing and anticipated patent holdings. It highlights potential litigation and licensing activities in this sphere with smaller patent holders seizing opportunities to assert their patents against leading (Fortune- ranked) technology companies. Read more!

The report highlights the possible applications of RPO's patent portfolio and companies who might be interested in the auction. It also presents a classification of RPO's patent portfolio and other insights on patent strength.

A PC processor that fits in the back pocket of your jeans, a room illuminated by light bulbs so tiny they are invisible when turned off – simple examples of nanotechnology in daily life. As a science though, nanotech is far more complex, with various subsets to technology processes. Read more!

The honeymoon period for green technology is over. What started as an idealistic way to score brownie points in the media and among certification agencies, soon led to the creation of mandatory regulations. Today, it is a vehicle for profit, and a potential channel for strategic IP investment. Read more!

Patent pools work well for standards-based technologies; for everything else, they are anti-competitive. Besides creating patent thickets, such a scenario leads to complexities in litigation. Patent pools were formulated with the idea of preventing such casualties. Read more!

Only sensible patentability can end the battle between responsible research and human interest. Stem cells have today become a specialized branch of human biology with self-renewal and potency leading to research, experimentation and evolution theories. Read more!

Learn more about the technology evolution of 'Vagus Nerve' stimulation and intellectual property landscape in the field of Neurostimulation and how it can cure obesity.