AccessMyLibrary provides FREE access to millions of articles from top publications available through your library.
Create a link to this page
Copy and paste this link tag into your Web page or blog:
PTO budget and fee bill advance 21st century strategic plan.(Patent and Trademark Office)
In early February 2003, the Bush administration disclosed its 2004 budget for the US Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) and a proposed PTO fee bill designed to fund the PTO improvements set forth in the agency's 21st Century Strategic Plan.
The 2004 PTO budget requests $1.404 billion to be allocated to the PTO, which is a 5 percent increase over the 2003 proposal. While the budget endeavors to divert less of the revenue derived from PTO fees to unrelated government programs, $100 million of PTO fees will continue to be diverted.
The 2004 budget is designed to finance part of the PTO's 21st Century Strategic Plan, which includes the following initiatives: …
-
- Patent and Trademark Office strategic plan.
-
Newspaper article from: Business Researchers Network
April 1, 2003
700+ words
-
- PTO announces revisions to proposed strategic plan.
-
Magazine article from: Intellectual Property & Technology Law Journal
Bagner, Jessica Sonu, Christine Evansburg, Amanda Spencer, Leslie M. Watson, Vanessa Kaye
February 1, 2003
700+ words
-
- Putting post-grant patent opposition on trial: a litigator's viewpoint.
-
Magazine article from: IP Litigator
Razzano, Pasquale A. Belisle, Stephen E.
September 1, 2004
700+ words
-
- PTO director speaks out in favor of US "first-to-invent" patent system.(James...
-
Magazine article from: Intellectual Property & Technology Law Journal
Bagner, Jessica Sonu, Christine Evansburg, Amanda Watson, Vanessa Kaye Welch, K. Brooke
January 1, 2003
700+ words
