Intellectual Property
Dec. 11, 2003
Rogan Ends Short Reign At the U.S. Patent Office
SAN FRANCISCO - James Rogan, director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, has announced that he intends to leave his post Jan 9. The former California Republican congressman has headed the agency since December 2001 and has been praised as well as criticized for introducing a radical five-year strategic plan that included the controversial proposal to outsource some of the agency's patent examining tasks.
The former California Republican congressman has headed the agency sin...
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