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Intellectual Property Announces FY 2006 Budget Request for the
“The President’s budget request for fiscal year 2006 permits the USPTO to continue the work necessary to fulfill promises made in the 21st Century Strategic Plan,” noted Jon Dudas, Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property.

Fujifilm Unveils New Corporate Brand Logo
Aims to Strengthen Corporate Brand in Accordance with New Group Management Structure

U.S. Government Official Educates Ohio Students About Intellectual Property Theft
“It's important to respect other people's property—just like you would want people not to steal something that you invent or create. None of us would steal DVDs or games from our friend's house – and no one should do it just because the DVDs or games happen to be on the Internet. You can let your friends know that it's not okay.”