New Podcast: Winning with Patents (and IP)
Season 1 of my new Winning with Patents (and IP) podcast is live. Six episodes are up on Spotify and […]
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Patent Expertise: Are You Selecting the Right Type?
Patent experts are usually selected for their technical expertise. This is great if you want a technically competent draft, but if you want a patent that has business value, you may need to rethink your selection criteria.
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Up Your Patent Game with a Referee
One-hundred % of patents make money for their lawyers, but very few–some estimates say 5% or fewer–make money for their
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Editorial Note: Where Has This Blog Been Lately?
Subscribers to this blog may have been wondering why posts have been few and far between lately. There\’s a good
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Open Innovation Insights: 5 Biggest IP Legal Mistakes Small Companies Make When Working with Large Companies
Open Innovation guru Stefan Lindegaard recently asked me what the biggest IP legal mistakes small companies make when they are
Read This to Become a Better Patent Attorney or Agent (Crosspost from GameTime IP Blog)
(Editorial note: My friend Patrick Anderson, proprietor of the great GameTime IP blog, recently met someone who wrote the Don\’t
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Success at Open Innovation Requires Finding the Right Partners: Here\’s How to Improve Your Success Rates
With more companies building open innovation into their product development platforms, there would appear to be increasing opportunities for companies
How Patent Whitespace Analysis Can Set a Company Up for Sustainable Failure
I spent a few days last week at the Innovation Cubed Conference in Orlando. While there, I heard two instances
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We\’re Measuring the Wrong Things: Inventiveness and Patents Do Not Equal Innovation
Few things infuriate me more than supposed experts who make statements along the lines of \”patents are critical to innovation.\”
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Contrarian Viewpoint: Patents Likely Matter Little to US Innovation and Job Creation
Many experts insist that innovation cannot succeed without patents, and that the delays in the US Patent Office stifle innovation.
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