After DC’s Snowmageddon – Some Things Should Stay Buried
Due to this weekend’s torrential winter downpour, we are currently in the midst of a federal government shutdown. Uh oh. We’ve been […]
Tag: patents
David Bowie Understood the Vital Import of Intellectual Property
David Bowie passed away on Sunday. To say he was an innovative guy – would be the largest of understatements. He created, […]
Just Because It’s Easier to Steal – Doesn’t Mean It Isn’t Stealing
Back when I was a musician – writing songs rather than things like this – I was just about the only one […]
Why Are So Many on the Right Helping the Left Undermine Our Patent System?
It is disappointing to see so many people who usually reside on the Right – go screaming Leftward on an issue so […]
Government Choosing Businesses for Preference or Punishment is Always Wrong
President Barack Obama has dramatically ramped up the Washington, D.C., giant Crony-fest. Where economic sectors and companies Obama and his Democrats like […]
While We’re Lost in The ‘Patent Troll’ Freakout, ‘Reformers’ Will Eviscerate Private Property Rights
The small and dwindling contingent in favor of the terrible, patent-smashing bills being considered in Congress suffer from an obsessive fetish – […]
HRC and the Left Loathe Businesses – Why Are Republicans Helping Undermine Them?
The Left loathes business and businesses. But business and businesses are mere symptoms of the disease they REALLY loathe – capitalism. For […]
Mark Cuban: When He Isn’t Denouncing ‘Patent Trolls’ – He Is One
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. So too a patent “troll.” Behold Mark Cuban – a wildly successful entrepreneur. He […]
Typical DC: Patent Lawsuit ‘Reform’ Will Lead to Many, MANY More Lawsuits
Under consideration in Washington, D.C. is legislation that will fundamentally transform our patent system. It will render this Constitutionally protected intellectual property […]
Beware D.C. ‘Comprehensive’ ‘Reform’
The entirety of the United States is now a federal disaster area – rendered thus by Washington, D.C. Unlike areas hit by […]