This week’s Patent and Design data has been compiled from the Official journal of patents and designs, published by the patent office on the 14th of January 2022. These statistics are presented to you by the Patent attorneys and experts of BananaIP Counsels, India’s leading Intellectual Property Firm. INDIAN PATENT STATISTICS A total of 1,208 patent applications have been published in the 2nd issue of the Patent Journal, 2022. Out of the 1,208 applications published in the journal, 266 applications…

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The newest cannabinoid and, I must say, "another worthy addition" swaying the market right, left, front, and back is Hexahydrocannabinol (HHC). Rising to prominence after regulations banned the sales and use of Delta-8, this compound has been referred to as an intriguing analog of THC. Whether or not to agree with this description cannot be decided now, as there are several misconceptions about HHC cannabinoids.

Read Time: 4 minutes Crypto hacks continue in 2022 as hackers attack vulnerabilities within different networks, adding to millions of stolen assets. The Algorand community began the year on a sour note following an attack on their decentralized exchange that led to the loss of about $3 million worth of assets. According to reports, on January 1, 2022, unauthorized …

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One of the more controversial trends to gain traction on Twitch lately is the wholesale streaming of copyrighted TV shows by some of the site's top streamers. Bizarrely they appear to have understood the consequences in advance and some are currently sitting out suspensions. So why bite the hand that feeds?

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AimJunkies.com has asked a federal court in Washington to dismiss the lawsuit filed a few months ago by "Destiny 2" creator Bungie. The defense argues that cheating isn't against the law and notes that Bungie's copyright infringement claims fall flat. As it turns out, two Destiny copyrights were registered after the cheats were sold in public, which may cause problems.

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California's latest drought rules prohibit running sprinklers after rain or overwatering that sends runoff coursing into city streets.