BOTHELL, WA – Marina Biotech Inc. announced in a press release that the company has acquired the Intellectual Property (IP) of Novosom AG of Halle, Germany for its SMARTICLES liposomal-based delivery system in an all-stock transaction. The transaction furt… (source: AG IP News) – Share on Twitter – Share on Facebook – RSS feeds and Widgets on Feedzilla.com
Marina Biotech Acquires RNA Delivery Assets of Novosom AG (source: AG IP News)
Nutra Pharma Receives Patent for Novel Antiviral Treatment Using Modified Cobra Venom (source: AG IP News)
CORAL SPRINGS, FL – Nutra Pharma Corporation, a biotechnology company that is developing treatments for Adrenomyeloneuropathy (AMN), Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and Pain, announced in a press release that it has received app… (source: AG IP News) – Share on Twitter – Share on Facebook – RSS and RSS Feed on Feedzilla.com
Recommended Summer Reading
Delivering Happiness by Tony Hsieh, CEO of Zappos. Interesting quote:
Brand is a lagging indicator of a company’s culture.
Are there any law firms with a Zappos-like culture?
United Kingdom: Weekly Roundup Of Data Issues – 22 June 2010 – Addleshaw Goddard LLP
The FSA have published a Statement regarding ‘have read and understood declarations’. The Statement follows an undertaking published in January 2009 from The On-Line Partnership Limited.
That’s Who That Is? SwipeBids v QuiBids – Fake Blogs, Fake Reviews and Melissa Theuriau
SwipeBids and QuiBids are ‘pay per bid’ auction sites. They will promote prior sales of popular consumer electronics and other items for very low prices. For example, on SwipeBids right now, it indicates that it sold an Apple MacBook Pro for $387, and a $20 Amazon Gift Card for $2. How do they do it? Bidders pay a membership fee, and then pay some small amount (say .50) to bid. The economics are similar to those of a lottery – the bidder buys a cheap ticket, the house’s revenues of the bids tends to exceed the value of the item (especially since people likely place multiple bids on an item).
SwipeBids alleges that QuiBids stole copyrighted content, fabricated news stories, fabricated customer testimonials and wrongfully misappropriated the image of French news anchor Melissa Theuriau. This is the second SDNY case this summer containing allegations of ‘fake reviews’ as false advertising.
And If you know Melissa Theuriau, please tell her that her image may have been wrongfully used.


