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Intellectual Property Analysis of Mirror Worlds LLC v. Apple Inc.

This week’s Patently Obvious report focuses on the patent holdings of Mirror Worlds Technologies, Inc., namely those highlighted in Mirror Worlds LLC v. Apple Inc., 08cv88, U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas.

Apple has historically been quite successful at predicting consumer preferences and has capitalized on their foresight to drive consumer demand. Their enviable position of success has opened the door to both legitimate and opportunistic lawsuits concerning their intellectual property.

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Intellectual Property Analysis of Kodak’s U.S. Patent No. 7,202,982 referenced in Eastman Kodak Company v. Shutterfly Inc.

It is difficult to believe that an innovative company so pivotal to the rise of photography could be put out to pasture by misguided innovation management. Kodak, an iconic pillar of photography, has had a difficult time transitioning into the digital age. Despite its strong brand identity and extensive R&D efforts, Kodak finds itself becoming increasingly irrelevant as a market presence, grasping at straws and resorting to litigation in an effort to regain some semblance of the prominent position it once enjoyed.

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