Showing posts with label apple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label apple. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Intellectual property rights and SEO: Today's relevance

What to Learn from IPR and Patent concerns if you are an Online Marketer?

Apple and Samsung are in cold war since long. Both are high tech industries offering mind-blowing and thought provoking gadgets such as smartphones, laptops, tablets and many more. These companies are strong competitor and leaves no stone unturned. Recently, everyone must have heard about Apple Vs. Samsung case. Samsung was observed to have dishonored and violated Apple’s trade dress in manufacturing smartphones that look clone to the iPhone.  Moreover, Samsung has also violated many of Apple’s software patent layering fundamental attributes of iPhone user interface. Apple is the first company on the planet earth who has introduced a touch screen mobile phone that features zoom in and out ability just by pinching fingers.Apple also keeps patents on few aspects of the screen scrolling behavior such as the specific way of scrolling display bounces when it is pushed too far.

Who win the battle?
Obviously Apple won the case and unfortunately, Samsung lost. Jury made the decision that Apple will be awarded with $1.5bn by Samsung for infringing Apple technologies, software and designs.Android OS (Operating System) has no doubt, made a tremendous entry in smartphone industry and has captured mammoth growing share of cell phone market. Google Android earnings are minimum and among android phone manufacturing companiesonly Samsung is enjoying huge revenues. Winning a billion dollar case from rival in smartphone game is no doubt, a gigantic win for the founders.  And the reality that the trades dress breaches upset Samsung’s production and distribution chain marks it a chief solid blow.

The jury foreman was 67 years old chief technology general of Multicast Labs naming Velvin Hogan. He got worldwide fame by designing web video technology and has deep understanding about US patent rules. Hogan after careful calculation reached to this dollar amount using his own calculations based on the fact that how much Samsung hurt Apple in profits from the sales of invading Samsung gadgets and adding the royalty total to attain a final fair number. Decision of the issue was taken after careful consideration of public and media and was inherently unbiased.He also made it clear that this decision was not made to hurt any party.

Understanding of IPR
This case has made it clear that the increasing popularity of internet and infinite amount of online workers and users IPR (Intellectual Property Rights) can be taken away effortlessly from the owner. Whatever might be the idea, innovation or product you present itcan be viewed and imitated within no time. Efforts should be made to keep all the trademarks, patents, copyrights and other intellectual property rights of your software, technologies and products intact and enjoy the sole proprietorship of your innovations and ideas. Moreover, it enables you to safeguard the originality and relish monopoly.

Understanding Intellectual Property Rights, Trademarks and Violation of Copyrights is a must for all Online Marketing Consultants - SEO, SEM, PPC, Social

Wednesday, August 5, 2009

Online Marketing Buzz this week, latest updates

Latest buzz about SEO and internet marketing around the Globe:

Here is what is going on - online and offline as well in the arena of SEO / SEM / Internet and search marketing + promotion.
Feel free to comment and add your own news bites too :)

Search experts from around the world will be come together in London on 19 Nov 2009 to discuss latest developments in internet marketing.

The link between internet marketing and social media such as Facebook has grown by 46 per cent in the last two years, new research.

Nimbuzz makes its WAP chat application available to Virgin Mobile customers in India.

TransMedia on Wednesday plans to tweak Twitter by introducing a new micro-blogging service called Glide Engage increasing 140 character limit.

Yahoo Delicious begins letting users tweet their bookmarks on Twitter, bringing social bookmarking service a real-time relevancy it lacked.

Hoping to deal with a growing problem, Twitter has quietly introduced a feature to prevent users from posting links to malicious Web sites.

EU (The European Union) says a third of Europeans never used Internet - Reuters

Ybrant Digital acquires ad network company Max Interactive - internet marketing news

Microsoft-Yahoo Deal Makes Search Engine Strategies (SES) San Jose 2009 Must-Attend Event for Search Engine Marketers

Google's Schmidt Resigns From Apple Board - Internet Marketing Business News
An attempt to avoid the conflict of common interest and business, as assumed.

Google Woos Business Users With Billboard Ad Campaign - for the first time the internet marketing giant ' Big G' is going for the traditional way of advertising via Billboards.

26% of Twitter users in US use it to find news and stay updated: Study

Newspaper by rural Indian women wins UN literacy award - Sify news

Thursday, June 14, 2007

Google Vs Microsoft : Apple Wins on WWW

Who's winning the slap fight between Microsoft and Google? Perhaps Apple.

First, a recap. After software giant Microsoft complained about search kingpin Google's planned $3.1 billion purchase of online advertising company DoubleClick, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission opened a probe last month. Score one for Bill Gates.

Now Google is complaining to the U.S. Justice Department that the built-in desktop search features of Microsoft's latest operating system, Windows Vista, hinder a competing product from Google. While the feds aren't biting, attorneys general in several states are now promising to look into the practice. Chalk one up for Google.

Apple's Steve Jobs, meanwhile, is free to do things Microsoft can only dream of doing--and Google's Eric Schmidt isn't about to complain. Apple users may be disappointed after the biggest news out of Monday's Apple developers conference was new Web browser software for Windows. But the move is only Apple's latest thrust into software that Microsoft fought bitterly to control in the late 1990s.

Here is the full story for you