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June 15, 2009

USPTO Issues Beta Release of New Website

    By Christopher P. Singer --

USPTO Beta Website The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office recently unveiled a beta test release of its new website.  According to the USPTO, the new site has been designed to improve the overall look and feel, as well as to enhance the user experience with improved navigation.  The USPTO's goal of the redesign is to make its website technologically up-to-date and more user-friendly, and provide increased responsiveness to customer feedback.

The USPTO cautioned that because this is an initial release of the new site, the content is not yet up to date.  The Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) is still in the process of migrating and reorganizing the content.  The USPTO is inviting users of its current website to explore the beta website and provide the Patent Office with any constructive feedback.  The Office indicates that constructive feedback will help it construct a final version of the website that will better serve its users' needs.  Feedback can be sent to the USPTO through Google moderator (link), or by e-mail to [email protected].

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