The Role of USPTO and Intellectual Property Policy

"The passage of the American Inventors Protection Act of 1999 (AIPA) (P.L. 106-113) set the stage for the USPTO to advise the President, through the Secretary of Commerce, and all Federal agencies, on national and international IP policy issues, including IP protection in other countries.

USPTO is also authorized by the AIPA to provide guidance, conduct programs and studies, and otherwise interact with international IP offices and international intergovernmental organizations on matters involving the protection of intellectual property. Our established Office of IP Policy and Enforcement carries out the functions authorized by the AIPA. "

Take a Look at this Bull... I mean Come on if this stuff from the USPTO website was True then Proskauer Rose and the Crew .. could not have so Easily Stolen a Trillion Dollar Technology. I mean is our USPTO office that easy to Dupe? I Guess So... as long as you know the right people.. and have enough money, affiliations, owed favors and side deals.

They brag about protection of intellectual property rights but they have no way to protect those rights. They say they are advocates for promoting protection of intellectual property rights internationally... yada yada... so what they Cannot Do it.. SO why Bother?

"Protection and Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights" are you kidding .. again Flat Out Lies.. Does the USPTO even Care about the Iviewit Inventors or the Iviewit Shareholders? It would appear not.

Below is from the USPTO Website...
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"Office of the Administrator for External Affairs Overview
The USPTO plays a leading role in the Administration's efforts to promote effective domestic and international protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights.

The Office of External Affairs, comprised of the Office of IP Policy and Enforcement and the Office of Governmental Affairs, supports and advances this mission by:

Assists the Under Secretary of Commerce for Intellectual Property and Director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in advising the President, through the Secretary of Commerce, and Federal agencies on domestic and international IP issues as well as on United States treaty obligations;

Formulates U.S. domestic and international policy regarding protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights;

Promotes the development of intellectual property systems, nationally and internationally, and advocates improvements in and more effective means of protecting and enforcing intellectual property rights of United States nationals in the United States and throughout the world;

Works with Congress on major legislation to reform current patent law and practice, to coordinate informational and educational events on intellectual property issues, and to implement international intellectual property treaties;

Consults with foreign governments and other United States Government agencies on the substantive technical analysis of intellectual property rights enforcement laws, legal and judicial regimes, civil and criminal procedures, border measures, and administrative regulations relating to the enforcement of intellectual property laws; (What a Joke)

Supports the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR), Department of State and other U.S. Government agencies in international negotiations and consultations, and assists with the drafting, reviewing, and implementation of intellectual property obligations in bilateral and multilateral treaties and trade agreements;

Provides and participates in technical assistance and capacity-building programs and conferences to foreign governments seeking to develop or improve their intellectual property laws and regulations; and to improve the level of expertise of those responsible for intellectual property rights enforcement and the overall environment for enforcement;
Examines the adequacy and effectiveness of intellectual property rights protection under the Special 301 provisions of the Trade Act of 1974. "


Link to the Source
http://www.uspto.gov/ip/index.jsp
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