Hot-button issues such as health care reform, financial regulation, and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have commanded most of the media attention during President Barack Obama’s first two years in office, but away from center stage, his administration has been steadily making its mark in another key area: intellectual property policy and law.
From a new activist regime at the Patent and Trademark Office to a more zealous approach to international IP enforcement to a push for broader patent law reforms, the Obama team has brought a burst of fresh energy to IP issues.
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