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Why More Americans Should Consider Careers at WIPO

Few countries have contributed more to global innovation than the United States. That success has relied, in no small part, on a...

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Fact Check: House Judiciary Subcommittee on the ETHIC Act

The House Judiciary Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property, Artificial Intelligence, and the Internet recently held a hearing titled “Medicines and IP: Balancing...

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Council for Innovation Promotion Applauds New NAI-USPTO Innovation Initiative

WASHINGTON (July 28, 2026) — Today, the Council for Innovation Promotion (C4IP) applauded the National Academy of Inventors (NAI) and the U.S....

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Inventor Spotlight: Frederick McKinley Jones

C4IP is recognizing Frederick McKinley Jones (1893-1961), whose invention of mobile refrigeration revolutionized how the world transports food and medicine. Orphaned at...

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House Committee Weighs Copyright, AI and Anti-Piracy Web Reforms
Legis1 Editorial
Op-ed In Brief: How China Is Winning the Global Intellectual Property Race

In a new article for The National Interest, C4IP Co-Chair and former USPTO Director David Kappos and China intellectual property (IP) policy...

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Senate Judiciary Committee hears varying opinions on patent-eligibility rules
VitalLaw
Thomas Long, J.D.
Patent reform in the 119th Congress: crunch time for PTAB, injunction, Section 101 bills
IAM
Jamie Simpson
Human gene patent eligibility scrutinized at US Senate hearing
MLex
Nick Robertson
Letters
C4IP Letter to Senate Judiciary Committee RE: Hearing on Patent Eligibility
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How China Is Winning the Global Intellectual Property Race
The National Interest
David Kappos and Mark Cohen
Infographics
Idea Factories Report Infographic
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#27 Jamie Simpson | The U.S. policy perspective on SEPs,

01/09/2024

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Blame Washington for Drug Shortages,

01/05/2024

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Waiving COVID-19 IP Protections Would Harm US Industry,

01/04/2024

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This Month in IP: The Impact of the Bayh-Dole Act,

01/02/2024

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Apple Keeps Chasing the Ultimate Health-Tracking Watch—but It Could Take Years,

12/28/2023

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The Top U.S. FRAND / RAND Licensing Developments of 2023 Part II: Ghosts of Christmas Past and Christmas Future,

12/27/2023

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Council for Innovation Promotion Applauds President Biden’s Apple Watch Decision,

12/26/2023

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From AI to Amgen, Here’s Everything IP that Mattered in 2023,

12/24/2023

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Gov. Hochul expected to veto N.Y. ban on noncompete agreements,

12/22/2023

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C4IP Coalition Updates: December 2023,

12/21/2023

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Fact Check: The PREVAIL Act Would Not Protect “Bad” Patents,

12/20/2023

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Why the Apple Watch is being banned — and how Apple can avoid it,

12/19/2023

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