Good things come in threes. You’ve already seen Fred McGrath’s first video capture (reflecting on the early days), the second (embracing tension), here’s the third, addressing what’s next for us:
DuestBlog Reflections: Embracing Tension
As the drum beat grows for our interview of Seth Godin tomorrow, it is only fitting that we are reminded of the importance of embracing tension and the ruckus we’ve set out to make here.
Seth’s fabulous and penetrating new book called This is Marketing, will be released tomorrow, no doubt another best-seller,
DuetsBlog Reflections: “In The Beginning”
Throughout our nearly decade-long journey and exploration called “DuetsBlog,” we have been blessed and we remain grateful to have met so many incredible new friends along the way.
Next Tuesday, we have the remarkable privilege of publishing here on DuetsBlog an interview with Seth Godin, a generous person, overflowing with thoughtful insights and
Can a YouTube Video Invalidate a Patent? It’s Certainly Possible
One of the most common defenses to patent infringement is that the asserted patent is invalid. The reasons for invalidity regularly range from lack of utility, to incorrect inventorship, and even to fraud (as I’ve recently written about). Often, the defendant asserts that the patent is invalid for lack of novelty or non-obviousness–pointing
Lights, Camera…Now Take Action
– Jason Sprenger – President, Game Changer Communications
Imagine for a moment you’re back in the year 1963…the time of Mad Men, the beginning of Beatlemania, the year of the “I Have a Dream” speech. Who’s the most trusted man in America? You might be surprised that it wasn’t Martin Luther King Jr., or even
Beme, or BeHBO / BeShowtime / BePayPerView?
-Wes Anderson, Attorney
It has been a tumultuous year for copyright owners. The old cliche is “if you love something, set it free,” but it seems plenty of third parties are happy to take on that task when it comes to copyrighted content.
Now that mainstream smartphones allow anyone to capture high definition video, mobile