IPWatchdog Unleashed

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Each week we journey into the world of intellectual property to discuss the law, news, policy and politics of innovation, technology, and creativity.  With analysis and commentary from industry thought leaders and newsmakers from around the world, IPWatchdog Unleashed is hosted by world renowned patent attorney and founder of IPWatchdog.com, Gene Quinn.

  1. The AI Revolution in Oil & Gas: From Drilling to Algorithms, Inventing an Energy Future

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    The AI Revolution in Oil & Gas: From Drilling to Algorithms, Inventing an Energy Future

    Send us a text In this episode of IPWatchdog Unleashed, join Gene Quinn (IPWatchdog) and Marlene Valderrama (Senior IP Asset Manager for Halliburton) as they discuss the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on innovation and intellectual property (IP) at Halliburton. Marlene shares insights from her role as an innovation scout, the challenges of encouraging digital teams to recognize their novel contributions, and the exciting advancements in drilling technology facilitated by AI. The conversation delves into best practices for AI implementation and the importance of continuous training for IP and innovation management. Additionally, Marlene opens up about her personal journey, her unexpected career path from drilling engineer to IP advocate, her passion for giving back through long-distance biking for multiple sclerosis research, and much more. Visit us online at IPWatchdog.com. You can also visit our channels at YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Instagram and Facebook.

    1 h 1 min
  2. Trailblazer & Troublemaker: The Extraordinary Life Story of Judge Pauline Newman

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    Trailblazer & Troublemaker: The Extraordinary Life Story of Judge Pauline Newman

    Send us a text In a spirited discussion at our annual Women’s IP Forum, attendees were treated to an insightful fireside-style chat conversation with the Honorable Judge Pauline Newman, a trailblazer for women in law and a luminary in the field of intellectual property. Judge Newman spoke with Renee C. Quinn, Chief Operating Officer of IPWatchdog, Inc., about her extraordinary career and her life journey. Judge Newman has served with distinction on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit since her appointment by President Ronald Reagan in 1984. Her career has been marked by a commitment to innovation and the advancement of strong intellectual property rights, shaping the very foundation of modern patent law. But did you know that Judge Newman was until a few years ago an active and licensed pilot? Did you know that she tutored singer and songwriting legend Joan Baez in chemistry when Baez was in high school? While so much of Judge Newman’s life has been well documented, there are so many layers to the extraordinary life of Judge Pauline Newman.  Join us this week for her thoughts on life, patriotism, the law, and whether she ever experienced imposter syndrome as she climbed to the highest echelon of the male dominated worlds of innovation and intellectual property.  Visit us online at IPWatchdog.com. You can also visit our channels at YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Instagram and Facebook.

    48 min
  3. IP as a Force for Good: A Conversation with WIPO Director General Daren Tang

    15 SEPT.

    IP as a Force for Good: A Conversation with WIPO Director General Daren Tang

    Send us a text This week on IPWatchdog Unleashed, I had the pleasure of speaking with Daren Tang, Director General of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). Our conversation spanned a range of topics, from the future of intellectual property (IP), to how intellectual property has been a force for helping humanity, to WIPO's strategic initiatives and the burgeoning impact of artificial intelligence (AI). A central theme of our conversation was Tang’s fervent advocacy for intellectual property as a catalyst for global innovation and betterment of the human condition.   ”IP is about one of the most fundamental things about what it means to be human being,” Tang explained. “Which is to look at the world, imagine how it could be different and apply all tools and knowledge and energies to making that a reality. And IP is part of making, facilitating and enabling that. So, if we look at IP at the highest possible form in its highest broadest way, that's what it really is about. I mean, the laws and regulations and all that is important. Building up IP ecosystems is at its best about helping us as humanity. To shape the world and make it a better place. That's, that's why this mission is for me is, not to be cliched, but it's almost sacred in a way." With enthusiasm, he recounted how WIPO has embraced its role as a facilitator of IP knowledge, and actively helping nations understand and leverage IP as a tool for economic growth. We also discuss next-gen technologies, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), and discuss why he is seeking a second term as WIPO Director General.  Visit us online at IPWatchdog.com. You can also visit our channels at YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Instagram and Facebook.

    1 h 6 min
  4. PTAB Turbulence: It's a Good Time to be a Patent Owner

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    PTAB Turbulence: It's a Good Time to be a Patent Owner

    Send us a text In this week’s IPWatchdog Unleashed podcast, we dive into the intricacies of patent enforcement with Scott McKeown, a partner with Wolf Greenfield and author of PatentsPostGrant.com. McKeown, who has a reputation as one of America’s top practitioners at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB), shares insights into the continually evolving landscape of patents, patent litigation, PTAB challenges and regulatory and administrative upheaval at the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). We discuss the increase in discretionary denials under the Trump Administration, the fact that across all aspects of government it seems we are governing by memorandum, how what we are seeing at the USPTO now is a snap back from the past several years but won't last forever, the demise of the patent examiners union, and more. At the end McKeown tells us " if you're asserting patents, it's a great time" because "the PTAB has been, been beaten down." He also wryly concludes that alleged infringers should probably " invest in some hotels in Texas and because it's going to be the Wild West down there for a couple years." Visit us online at IPWatchdog.com. You can also visit our channels at YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Instagram and Facebook.

    57 min
  5. What the New USPTO Memo on 101 Means for Eligibility Rejections

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    What the New USPTO Memo on 101 Means for Eligibility Rejections

    Send us a text In this week’s edition of IPWatchdog Unleashed, my conversation is with Clint Mehall, a partner with Davidson Kappel, LLC, and John Rogitz, who is managing attorney for Rogitz & Associates. Both are prominent voices in the patent world, and they also serve on our ad hoc IPWatchdog Advisory Committee.  The purpose of our conversation was to explore the patent eligibility landscape, and particularly the August 4 memo on patent eligibility from Deputy Commissioner of Patents Charles Kim, which was sent to Technology Centers 2100, 2600 and 3600.   The memo was labeled as a reminder on the proper evaluation of subject matter eligibility of claims under 35 U.S.C. 101. And it was also specifically stated that the “memorandum is not intended to announce any new USPTO practice or procedure and is meant to be consistent with existing USPTO guidance.” Notwithstanding, there does seem to be important new emphasis on the patent eligibility inquiry, and particularly on when rejections are appropriate.  Visit us online at IPWatchdog.com. You can also visit our channels at YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Instagram and Facebook.

    47 min
  6. The Intangible Economy: Realizing Wealth from Innovation, IP and Trade

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    The Intangible Economy: Realizing Wealth from Innovation, IP and Trade

    Send us a text In our latest edition of IPWatchdog Unleashed, host Gene Quinn welcomes back Patrick Kilbride, known to many throughout the industry for serving as the Senior Executive Vice President at the United States Chamber of Commerce's Global Innovation Policy Center for 15 years. Drawing from his extensive experience across corporate, university, and industry association sectors, Kilbride discusses the critical components required for a thriving innovation ecosystem and discusses the intricate balance needed between production capabilities and policy frameworks. About a year ago Kilbride, a veteran in the trade and intellectual property policy communities, founded Kilbride Public Affairs, where he provides public policy advise, advocacy and education, with a focus on helping clients within the innovation ecosystem as they work to navigate the economics of innovation and intellectual property. Kilbride recounted his transformative journey from skepticism about intellectual property—often regarded as a hindrance in trade agreements during his time as a U.S. Trade Representative during the George W. Bush administration—to becoming a staunch advocate for IP.  He argues for a system where novel work is protected by law, honoring the American founders' vision that property rights should be tied to labor. Kilbride’s vision is clear: fostering an environment where innovation thrives and where the United States can lead to the leveraging intangible assets, including those assets that general accounting principles refuse to recognize.  Visit us online at IPWatchdog.com. You can also visit our channels at YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Instagram and Facebook.

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  7. Beyond the Uniform: Life, Leadership & Patent Law with Ted Wood

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    Beyond the Uniform: Life, Leadership & Patent Law with Ted Wood

    Send us a text Join us this week on IPWatchdog Unleashed as we welcome Ted Wood, a retired military officer, electrical engineer, business leader, and a patent attorney. In this episode, Ted shares his unique journey from his unexpected career in the military to becoming an accomplished patent attorney. Host Gene Quinn discusses Ted’s fascinating work in satellite communications, electronic warfare, and AI technologies, which ultimately lead him into the law and to become a patent practitioner. Ted also discusses the evolving role of AI in the patent industry, the challenges of adapting to new tools, and the importance of perseverance and hard work. The conversation is filled with insightful anecdotes and valuable life lessons for anyone interested in patent law, engineering, and the transformative power of AI.  Visit us online at IPWatchdog.com. You can also visit our channels at YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Instagram and Facebook.

    57 min
  8. WIPO on Standard Essential Patents: At the Crossroads of Patent Law and Standardization

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    WIPO on Standard Essential Patents: At the Crossroads of Patent Law and Standardization

    Send us a text This week on IPWatchdog Unleashed Gene interviews András Jókúti, Director of the Patent Technology Law Division at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). Gene and András discuss WIPO's three-year strategy on Standard Essential Patents (SEPs), why WIPO will be placing so much focus on SEPs over the next few years, the importance for WIPO to approach the task in a way that maintains neutrality, how WIPO plans to drive the conversation, bringing together implementers and innovators and those who are both implementers and innovators, fostering collaboration and cooperation, and also some of the substantively thorny issues presented by determining what is (and what is not) fair, reasonable and nondiscriminatory (FRAND). Gene and András also discuss the upcoming WIPO Global SEP Symposium.  Visit us online at IPWatchdog.com. You can also visit our channels at YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Instagram and Facebook.

    33 min
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Each week we journey into the world of intellectual property to discuss the law, news, policy and politics of innovation, technology, and creativity.  With analysis and commentary from industry thought leaders and newsmakers from around the world, IPWatchdog Unleashed is hosted by world renowned patent attorney and founder of IPWatchdog.com, Gene Quinn.

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    Gene Quinn
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    2024 - 2025
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