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Month: March 2021

Patent protection of computer programs (part 2)

The core purpose of granting patent rights is not only to reward the inventor but above all to create strong incentives for innovation across all sectors of the economy. It is because of such incentives that we are seeing increased investments in new technology and more pronounced trends of commercialization of groundbreaking products and processes.…Continue reading Patent protection of computer programs (part 2)

Patent protection of computer programs (part 1)

Back in the 1960s computer programs did not have the status of standalone products. They were written specifically for a given mainframe computer and were bundled together with the hardware as an offering to the end customers. Accordingly, computer programs had a secondary role as mere accessories to hardware. This started to change at the…Continue reading Patent protection of computer programs (part 1)

The Cybergarden is driven by Gavrail Blagoev - an ICT lawyer and a passionate explorer in the fields of IP rights in the information society, cloud and software agreements, blockchain technology and data privacy.

With his strong expertise at the intersection of law and technology, Gavrail is a valuable and trusted advisor to both well-established technology companies and disruptive tech start-ups.

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