The Editors, Administrative Staff and Board of Governors are pleased to announce the newest issue of the Journal of the Patent and Trademark Office Society.

• Rebutting Obviousness Rejections by Disclosing Impermissible Hindsight Tom Brody Patent PR Eric L. Lane
• The Google Art Project: An Analysis From a Legal and Social Perspective on Copyright Implications Katrina Wu
• Short-Circuiting Contract Law: The Federal Circuit’s Contract Law Jurisprudence And IP Federalism Shubha Ghosh
• Note: Trademarking Social Change: An Ironic Commodification Roger Stronach
• Note: A Comparative Analysis of the Evolution of Trademark Law in Cuba and the Dominican Republic Ana Cristina Carrera
• Note: Controlling the Patent Trolls: A Proposed Approach for Curbing Abusive Section 337 Claims in the ITC Matthew Duescher
• 2014 Author Index

The Editors, Administrative Staff and Board of Governors are pleased to announce the newest issue of the Journal of the Patent and Trademark Office Society.

• The Patentability Of Human Embryonic Stem Cells In Light Of Myriad Brandon Smith
• A Patent Problem: Can Chinese Courts Compare with the U.S. in Providing Patent Holders with Adequate Monetary Damages Yieyie Yang
• Process Stories: Patenting Natural Law Processes under Prometheus - How Much Addition to a Patent Claim is Enough? Arun Mohan
• Eligibility Of DNA and cDNA Daniel Leo
• A Slippery Slope: The Future of Patents from Government-Funded R&D Tanya S. Gillis
• Private Industry's Impact on U.S. Trade Law and International Intellectual Property Law: A Study of Post-TRIPS U.S. Bilateral Agreements and the Capture of the USTR Katrina Moberg
• “The Knockoff Economy: How Imitation Sparks Innovation” by Kal Raustiala and Christopher Sprigman (Oxford University Press, 2012) Book Review by Lynn Bristol
• Frederico and Rossman Awards Eric Keasel, Committee Chairman

The Editors, Administrative Staff and Board of Governors are pleased to announce the newest issue of the Journal of the Patent and Trademark Office Society.

• Title Defense: Creating Consistency in Video Game Title Trademark Law Suzanne Jackiw
• The PTAB’s Interpretation of the Real Party in Interest and Privy Provisions in the AIA: A Look at the PTAB’s Rulings for Several Fact Scenarios Gregory J. Gonsalves and Kathy Grubbs
• A New Approach to Combating the Piracy of Intellectual Property: Develop the Rule of Law and Increase the Supply of Legitimate Goods Andrew D. Getsinger
• The Trajectory of China's Trademark Systems Leading Up to the New Trademark Law Taking Effect in May 2014 Jayanth S. Swamidass and Paul M. Swamidass
• Keep It American: Preventing Foreign Acquisition of Federally Funded Intellectual PropertyBrice Lauer Biggins
• A Critique of Recent Opinions in Patent Interferences Charles L. Gholz

The Editors, Administrative Staff and Board of Governors are pleased to announce the newest issue of the Journal of the Patent and Trademark Office Society.

• The § 112, ¶ 6 Pitfalls for Computer Software System Claims Under the February 2011 Examination Guidelines Sean J. Holder
• Towards a More Uniform Procedure for Patent Invalidation Arjun Rangarajan
• Unique Copyrights Andrew Tutt
• Software Patent Eligibility: A Call for Recognizing and Claiming Concrete Computer Programs Seong-hee (Emily) Lee
• In re Yasuhito Tanaka - An Improper Expansion of Reissue Law and Practice Stephen Marcus
• Inefficiencies in Overcompensating Design Patent Damages under 35 U.S.C. §289 in Complex Technologies Dennis M. White
• Annual Index

The Editors, Administrative Staff and Board of Governors are pleased to announce the newest issue of the Journal of the Patent and Trademark Office Society.

• Federal Circuit Appeals From The PTAB: A New Game Or Just The Same Old Practice? David L. McCombs, Debra J. McComas, Andrew S. Ehmke and Stephanie N. Sivinski
• Enjoy Your TRIPS: The Problems with TRIPS Retaliation under Article 22.3 of the DSU Clinton Long
• Intellectual Property’s Upcoming Quantum Leap: Projecting the Future Challenges Facing Quantum Information Technology through a Historical Perspective of the Computer Revolution Cason Schmit
• The Revolutionary Influence of Low Enlightenment: Weakening Copyright in Developing Countries to Improve Respect for Human Rights and the Rule of Law Martin Skladany
• The Ugly Stepchild of Patent Prosecution Gets Uglier: Information Disclosure Statements and Their Use of Copyright Licenses Derek Constantine

The Editors, Administrative Staff and Board of Governors are pleased to announce the newest issue of the Journal of the Patent and Trademark Office Society. 

A Critical Analysis of a Legislative Black Swan in an Age of Preconceived Notions and Special-Interest Lobbying — Charles E. Miller and Daniel P. Archibald
The Big Lawsuits Keep on Coming: An Analysis of Extortive Pornographic “Trolling Lawsuits” and Preventive Approaches — Amy Rosen
ICANN’T Help Myself: Beneficial Adjustments to the New Generic Top-Level Domain Name Expansion Process — Brandon Marsh
Lessons from the Federal Circuit: Avoiding Unpatentability for Life Science Inventions — Brandon Zuniga

• Kappos v. Hyatt and the Endangered Right of de novo Judicial Review of Administrative-Agency Decisions in the Wake of the America Invents Act — Charles E. Miller
• A Critique Of Recent Opinions In Patent Interferences — Charles L. Gholz
• Deficiencies in the Decision and USPTO Application of Mayo Collaborative Services, dba Mayo Medical Laboratories, et al. v. Prometheus Laboratories, Inc. — Mark A. Litman
• Who’s In Charge: An Analysis of BPAI Decisions Regarding Section 101 Patentability In light of Bilski and Mayo — J. Taylor Gooch
• Exploring the Patent Surge: Increased Incentives or Multiplying Motives? — Keith Bentele and Alexander Ibsen