Patents date back to the ancient Greeks. In 1474, the #first patent law was put into effect in the Venetian Republic.
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As Apple is granted “Slide-to-Unlock” patent, they in a case against Motorola also argued “a tap is a zero-length swipe.”
62 years ago, – on January 28, 1958 – LEGO® owner Godtfred Kirk Christiansen applied for a patent regarding an invention which is one of the biggest milestones in history for LEGO®, that provides endless building possibilities! The novel interlocking principle ensures that each brick has just the right clutch power, in a way that two or several bricks stick together like glue but come apart easily. Such that you can build and rebuild whatever you imagine! The patent not only covers one specific type of brick but several different designs.
In 2004, Donald Trump attempted trademarking the phrase “You’re fired.” While he did not invent the phrase, he had popularized it by using it to evict contestants on his TV show, The Apprentice. The show was popular, with 20 million viewers tuning in on NBC every week. Trump planned to use the
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