IP-palooza

Today's digest is coming to you a bit late in the day, so I am going to keep the introduction brief. Recently I mentioned that I was giving special shout-outs to the various blogs, bloggers, news sites, and writers that have made my job as Pinhawk editor so enjoyable over the years. Bob Ambrogi is one of those whose work I have long admired. There are few in the industry that know legal technology better. Bob's not just a writer, he's also a practitioner. When he talks about use cases and needs, he is coming from a true place of experience. And he always seems to get the best interviews and sneak previews. Yes, I am saying that with a bit of the green-eyes myself. Today, he takes a look at two of the newest and most intriguing tools designed to assist intellectual property practitioners and researchers. You will want to make sure you do not miss these!

• First up, he takes a deep-dive look at Huski, a new platform for trademark research. This johnny-come-lately to the IP market appears to pack some serious punch, thanks to its artificial intelligence features. Check it out in: Newly Launched Huski Uses AI-Powered Image Recognition to Help IP Lawyers Protect Clients' Trademarks.


• Next, jumping from trademark to copyright, Bob brings us the latest installment of his video series demonstrating what makes some of these tools tick. In this episode, he sits down with the folks behind ImageRights for Law Firms. You really learn a lot about yet another really cool resource in this 15-minute video. Do not miss: How It Works: ImageRights for Law Firms, Helping Lawyers Protect Clients' Copyrights. It is an excellent read!

Ready for Friday,

John J. DiGilio, MLIS, JD, Editor of Librarian News Digest
Firmwide Director of Research Services, Sidley Austin LLP
Founder & Editor, informed.JD
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