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This week, Stan teaches you about patents. It turns out, they're patently complicated! So, patents have some similarity to copyright, in that they grant a limited monopoly to people who invent things. The key difference in patents and copyright is that patents are for THINGS. Copyright is for an idea. So, if you've come up with a great new invention, like for example, a condiment gun, you should get a patent. We'll also talk about some of the limitations and problems of patents, including patent trolls
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- published: 14 May 2015
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- published: 08 Dec 2014
- views: 4064664
Successful entrepreneur and CEO, Jay Adelson, demystifies the start-up process by providing advice, tips, and answering questions. Today he discusses the importance of patents and protecting intellectual property. Maybe there's some discussion on patent trolls as well!
Have a question about launching a business that you want answered? Comment or add a video response!
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- published: 27 Sep 2011
- views: 39406
For more information about design and utility patents, check out my blog post:
http://www.inventorslc.com/design-patents-vs-utility-patents/
- published: 19 Apr 2013
- views: 18175
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It goes without saying but technology has certainly enriched our lives (we know...this statement is controversial). For the most part however, from medicine to space exploration our quality of life has made huge strides thanks to rapid advancements in various life changing technologies. Not every new technology makes obvious sense though. After reading through this list of the 25 strangest patents ever filed you'll see what we mean.
https://twitter.com/list25
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Vibrating Tattoo
Kissing Shield
Anti-Eating Face Mask
High-Five Machine
Portable Nuclear Shield
Hiccup Treatment
Flatulence Deodorizing Pad
Life Expectancy Watch
Comb-Over Hair and Conceal Baldness
Snake Walking System
Thumb-sucking Inhibitor
Portable Bath Capsule
Crustless PB&J;
Brain Buzzer
Dog Ear Protectors
Banana Protective Device
Gerbil Shirt
Disposable Boxer Shorts
Dog Chastity Belt
The Beerbrella
Deceptive Diaper
Improved Human Slingshot Machine
Better Mouse Trap
Stealth Fly Swatter
Carry Out Food Container
- published: 29 Apr 2013
- views: 305963
Do patents reflect invention?
Dr kalyan c kankanala establishes the basis of any invention in his talk and mentions how the love of invention can be nurtured.
Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala manages the premier intellectual property firm in India, BananaIP. He was the national expert on IP for United Nations Industrial Development Organization. He is also an author and novelist.
As a social entrepreneur, he runs the Cane Foundation, which aims to fight disability in all forms.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
- published: 14 Mar 2016
- views: 102373
This week: More macroeconomics -- How do we incentivize new ideas?
Next week: TED talk by Alex Tabarrok on “How Ideas Trump Crises”
Growth on the cutting edge is all about the creation of new ideas.
So, we want institutions that incentivize such creation. How do we do this? The answer is somewhat tricky.
The first goal for good ideas is for them to spread as freely as possible. The further the reach, the greater the gains. The problem is, if just anyone can use ideas, then why would we ever pay for them? And without the right incentives, why would innovators create new ideas at all?
Imagine yourself as the creator of a new drug. Typically, it costs about a billion dollars to do this, not counting the time and effort needed, to get the drug FDA-approved.
Now, if there were no protections in place, then theoretically, once the formula’s known, everyone could just copy the make-up of your new drug. See, the thing about pharmaceuticals is, once the formula’s known, production is relatively cheap. Given that, let’s assume imitations start flooding the market.
Predictably, the price of your new drug will plummet.
Once prices hit rock-bottom, you’ll have no way to recoup the $1 billion you spent on R&D;.
Given that kind of result, we reckon you probably won’t want to develop more good ideas.
The US founding fathers anticipated this problem. Knowing that innovators needed incentives to have good ideas, the founders wrote a protection mechanism into the Constitution.
They gave Congress the ability to grant exclusive rights to inventors—rights to use and sell their inventions, for a limited period of time. This exclusive right, is what we call a patent. Patents grant inventors a temporary monopoly over the use and sale of their intellectual property.
Now, as nice as this is, patents are a thorny subject.
For one, how long should patents last? Also, how much innovation is considered enough to merit a patent grant? Not to mention, are patents the only way to reward good ideas?
The answer is no.
There are two more incentive options here: prizes, and subsidies.
Let’s start with subsidies. University and research subsidies are particularly effective in the basic sciences. Since innovations in this space are rather abstract, subsidies incentivize research without requiring the applications of the research to be explicitly named. The problem is, when we’re incentivizing just research, then researchers might pick directions that are interesting, but not particularly useful.
This is why the third incentive option—prizes—exists.
Prizes reward the output of solving a certain problem. Another plus, is that prizes leave solutions unspecified. They provide a problem to work on, but give quite a lot of leeway as to how the problem is solved.
Now, knowing the complexity inherent in patents, you might think that prizes and subsidies are good enough alternatives. But none of these incentives for ideas, are inherently better than any of the others. Patents, prizes, and subsidies all involve their own tradeoffs and questions.
For example, who decides what gets subsidized? Who decides which goals merit a prize?
It’s hard to determine what mix of institutions, will best incentivize the production of good ideas. Patents, prizes, and subsidies all navigate these conflicting goals, in their own way.
And yes, all this talk of incentives and conflicting goals and tradeoffs might be like walking a tightrope. But, it’s a tightrope we can’t opt out of. Certainly not if we want the economy to keep growing.
In our next release, you’ll watch a TED talk from a certain economist that elaborates further on ideas. And then, we’ll wrap up this course segment with the Idea Equation. Stay tuned!
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- published: 17 May 2016
- views: 1301
This video provides a quick and easy breakdown of the three main types of intellectual property: trademarks, patents, and copyrights. You’ll learn how trademarks differ from domain names and business names. By the end of the video, you’ll understand how to use each type of intellectual property to protect a different aspect of your business.
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- published: 25 Nov 2014
- views: 85667
As much as we like to believe that video gaming is a free haven of ideas, unfortunately, it’s anything but. Over the past three decades’ publishers have been hoarding concepts on an alarmingly increasing basis just to get the edge on their competitors. Oh, sorry I shouldn’t say “edge” as you’ll soon find out!
So, this episode we take a look at all the oppressive patents, crippling copyrights and general horrible hoarding that goes on in the world of interactive entertainment.
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- published: 27 Mar 2016
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"Hi Evan, recently discovered your You Tube, video's giving help to young entrepreneurs. Must say they hit the mark. I myself have developed a patent, It went through all the Patenting etc. The thing is though that to make my product work, I need to do a mass manufacture and hit the market as hard as possible, my product is not expensive, but to purchase/manufacture that many units is very expensive. And to only purchase low quantities would not be cost effective. What would you suggest is the best solution: Sell my patented product (With working samples and proven concepts) or try to get more investors or Try to franchise to reduce capital needed to start the business. I just want to know if I do sell, what would be the best approach sell it to an already existing company in the same industry?
Frans Jaco Willemse"
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 4720
A patent (
/ˈpætənt/ or /ˈpeɪtənt/) is a form of intellectual property. It consists of a set of exclusive rights granted by a sovereign state to an inventor or their assignee for a limited period of time in exchange for the public disclosure of an invention.
The procedure for granting patents, the requirements placed on the patentee, and the extent of the exclusive rights vary widely between countries according to national laws and international agreements. Typically, however, a patent application must include one or more claims defining the invention which must meet the relevant patentability requirements such as novelty and non-obviousness. The exclusive right granted to a patentee in most countries is the right to prevent others from making, using, selling, or distributing the patented invention without permission.
Under the World Trade Organization's (WTO) Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights, patents should be available in WTO member states for any invention, in all fields of technology, and the term of protection available should be a minimum of twenty years. In many countries, certain subject areas are excluded from patents, such as business methods and computer programs.
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This article is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License, which means that you can copy and modify it as long as the entire work (including additions) remains under this license.
This article is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License, which means that you can copy and modify it as long as the entire work (including additions) remains under this license.
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11:04Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Patents (HBO)
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Patents (HBO)Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Patents (HBO)
For inventors, patents are an essential protection against theft. But when patent trolls abuse the system by stockpiling patents and threatening lawsuits, businesses are forced to shell out tons of money. Connect with Last Week Tonight online... Subscribe to the Last Week Tonight YouTube channel for more almost news as it almost happens: www.youtube.com/user/LastWeekTonight Find Last Week Tonight on Facebook like your mom would: http://Facebook.com/LastWeekTonight Follow us on Twitter for news about jokes and jokes about news: http://Twitter.com/LastWeekTonight Visit our official site for all that other stuff at once: http://www.hbo.com/lastweektonight Connect with Last Week Tonight online... Subscribe to the Last Week Tonight YouTube channel for more almost news as it almost happens: www.youtube.com/user/LastWeekTonight Find Last Week Tonight on Facebook like your mom would: http://Facebook.com/LastWeekTonight Follow us on Twitter for news about jokes and jokes about news: http://Twitter.com/LastWeekTonight Visit our official site for all that other stuff at once: http://www.hbo.com/lastweektonight -
9:51Patents, Novelty, and Trolls: Crash Course Intellectual Property #4
Patents, Novelty, and Trolls: Crash Course Intellectual Property #4Patents, Novelty, and Trolls: Crash Course Intellectual Property #4
This week, Stan teaches you about patents. It turns out, they're patently complicated! So, patents have some similarity to copyright, in that they grant a limited monopoly to people who invent things. The key difference in patents and copyright is that patents are for THINGS. Copyright is for an idea. So, if you've come up with a great new invention, like for example, a condiment gun, you should get a patent. We'll also talk about some of the limitations and problems of patents, including patent trolls Crash Course is now on Patreon! You can support us directly by signing up at http://www.patreon.com/crashcourse Thanks to the following Patrons for their generous monthly contributions that help keep Crash Course free for everyone forever: Mark Brouwer, Jan Schmid, Steve Marshall, Anna-Ester Volozh, Sandra Aft, Brad Wardell, Christian Ludvigsen, Robert Kunz, Jason, A Saslow, Jacob Ash, Jeffrey Thompson, Jessica Simmons, James Craver, Simun Niclasen, SR Foxley, Roger C. Rocha, Nevin, Spoljaric, Eric Knight, Elliot Beter, Jessica Wode TO: Sarah M. FROM: Anthony M. Making our own history awesome! Happy 3 year Anniversary! TO: Everyone FROM: Someone The earth is but one country, and mankind its citizens. Thank you so much to all of our awesome supporters for their contributions to help make Crash Course possible and freely available for everyone forever: Pigmy Wurm Sverre Rabbelier Sverre Rabbelier Liubko Qwert Denis Anton Dagongdong-Thorpe Gwendolyn Gillson Caleb S Dockter Tessa Huddleston Michael Hughes-Narborough Alex Freeman-Smith Want to find Crash Course elsewhere on the internet? Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/YouTubeCrashCourse Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/TheCrashCourse Tumblr - http://thecrashcourse.tumblr.com Support Crash Course on Patreon: http://patreon.com/crashcourse CC Kids: http://www.youtube.com/crashcoursekids -
11:226 Dumbest Patents of All Time
6 Dumbest Patents of All Time6 Dumbest Patents of All Time
Would you want to kick yourself in the butt? GMM #587! Good Mythical MORE: http://youtu.be/2aD5UgQLTOM Want access to our invite only live stream toast? Then pre-order a case of Clearly Canadian today. https://clearlycanadian.com/ SUBSCRIBE for daily episodes: http://bit.ly/subrl2 **** PREVIOUS episode: http://youtu.be/r4A5zoRuPoQ NEXT episode: http://youtu.be/6dfz73m4Dzk Get the GMM Coffee Mug! http://store.dftba.com/products/good-mythical-morning-mug Get the GMM Poster plus the GMM T-shirt! http://store.dftba.com/collections/rhett-link Watch the Rhett & Link Channel: http://youtube.com/rhettandlink Listen to Ear Biscuits! iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/ear-biscuits/id717407884 SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/earbiscuits JOIN the RhettandLinKommunity! http://bit.ly/rlkommunity LIKE us on FACEBOOK! http://facebook.com/rhettandlink FOLLOW us on TWITTER! http://twitter.com/rhettandlink FOLLOW us on TUMBLR: http://rhettandlink.tumblr.com/ FOLLOW our INSTAGRAM - http://instagram.com/rhettandlink JOIN our circle on GOOGLE PLUS: https://plus.google.com/+rhettandlink Good Mythical Morning is available for download on iTunes! Video Podcast: http://bit.ly/xuJVPc Audio Podcast: http://bit.ly/zSewZ6 We are two Internetainers dedicated to giving you a daily dose of casual comedy every Monday-Friday on our show "Good Mythical Morning" at youtube.com/rhettandlink2. Thanks for making us a part of your daily routine. Be your mythical best, mythical beast. - Rhett & Link Mail us stuff to our P.O. Box Go to http://rhettandlink.com/contact for details. CREDITS: Produced by Stevie Wynne Levine Writer, Producer, Camera: Edward Coleman Editor, Graphics: Morgan Locke Production Assistant: Alexander Punch Show Graphics Package and Lighting: Ben Eck Intro Motion Graphics: Digital Twigs http://www.digitaltwigs.com Intro Music: Pomplamoose http://www.youtube.com/pomplamoosemusic Set dresser: Cassie Cobb Set construction: Jason Inman Wheel music: http://www.royaltyfreemusiclibrary.com/ Microphone: The Mouse from Blue Microphones: http://www.bluemic.com/mouse/ -
6:16How To Protect Your Ideas - Patents!
How To Protect Your Ideas - Patents!How To Protect Your Ideas - Patents!
Successful entrepreneur and CEO, Jay Adelson, demystifies the start-up process by providing advice, tips, and answering questions. Today he discusses the importance of patents and protecting intellectual property. Maybe there's some discussion on patent trolls as well! Have a question about launching a business that you want answered? Comment or add a video response! Jay's Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/jayadelson EMail Your Questions: askjay@revision3.com Never Miss An Episode! Subscribe Here: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=askjayadelson More AskJay Episodes: http://www.revision3.com/askjay ABOUT ASK JAY: Entrepreneur, CEO, and business owner Jay Adelson (Equinix, Digg, Revision3, SimpleGeo) demystifies the start-up process by providing advice, tips, and answering questions. Submit questions to learn how to turn any business idea into reality and maybe even change the world -
4:01Design Patents & Utility Patents - Learn the Differences Between Design and Utility Patents
Design Patents & Utility Patents - Learn the Differences Between Design and Utility PatentsDesign Patents & Utility Patents - Learn the Differences Between Design and Utility Patents
For more information about design and utility patents, check out my blog post: http://www.inventorslc.com/design-patents-vs-utility-patents/ -
8:4625 Strangest Patents Ever Filed
25 Strangest Patents Ever Filed25 Strangest Patents Ever Filed
Click to tweet! - http://clicktotweet.com/f_ueA It goes without saying but technology has certainly enriched our lives (we know...this statement is controversial). For the most part however, from medicine to space exploration our quality of life has made huge strides thanks to rapid advancements in various life changing technologies. Not every new technology makes obvious sense though. After reading through this list of the 25 strangest patents ever filed you'll see what we mean. https://twitter.com/list25 https://www.facebook.com/list25 http://list25.com Check out the text version too! - http://list25.com/25-strangest-patents-ever-filed/ Here's a preview: Vibrating Tattoo Kissing Shield Anti-Eating Face Mask High-Five Machine Portable Nuclear Shield Hiccup Treatment Flatulence Deodorizing Pad Life Expectancy Watch Comb-Over Hair and Conceal Baldness Snake Walking System Thumb-sucking Inhibitor Portable Bath Capsule Crustless PB&J; Brain Buzzer Dog Ear Protectors Banana Protective Device Gerbil Shirt Disposable Boxer Shorts Dog Chastity Belt The Beerbrella Deceptive Diaper Improved Human Slingshot Machine Better Mouse Trap Stealth Fly Swatter Carry Out Food Container -
7:26How to Search for Patents
How to Search for Patents -
11:43What Motivates Inventors? Patents or Passion? | Dr. Kalyan C Kankanala | TEDxNMIMSBangalore
What Motivates Inventors? Patents or Passion? | Dr. Kalyan C Kankanala | TEDxNMIMSBangaloreWhat Motivates Inventors? Patents or Passion? | Dr. Kalyan C Kankanala | TEDxNMIMSBangalore
Do patents reflect invention? Dr kalyan c kankanala establishes the basis of any invention in his talk and mentions how the love of invention can be nurtured. Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala manages the premier intellectual property firm in India, BananaIP. He was the national expert on IP for United Nations Industrial Development Organization. He is also an author and novelist. As a social entrepreneur, he runs the Cane Foundation, which aims to fight disability in all forms. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx -
8:07Patents, Prizes, and Subsidies
Patents, Prizes, and SubsidiesPatents, Prizes, and Subsidies
This week: More macroeconomics -- How do we incentivize new ideas? Next week: TED talk by Alex Tabarrok on “How Ideas Trump Crises” Growth on the cutting edge is all about the creation of new ideas. So, we want institutions that incentivize such creation. How do we do this? The answer is somewhat tricky. The first goal for good ideas is for them to spread as freely as possible. The further the reach, the greater the gains. The problem is, if just anyone can use ideas, then why would we ever pay for them? And without the right incentives, why would innovators create new ideas at all? Imagine yourself as the creator of a new drug. Typically, it costs about a billion dollars to do this, not counting the time and effort needed, to get the drug FDA-approved. Now, if there were no protections in place, then theoretically, once the formula’s known, everyone could just copy the make-up of your new drug. See, the thing about pharmaceuticals is, once the formula’s known, production is relatively cheap. Given that, let’s assume imitations start flooding the market. Predictably, the price of your new drug will plummet. Once prices hit rock-bottom, you’ll have no way to recoup the $1 billion you spent on R&D;. Given that kind of result, we reckon you probably won’t want to develop more good ideas. The US founding fathers anticipated this problem. Knowing that innovators needed incentives to have good ideas, the founders wrote a protection mechanism into the Constitution. They gave Congress the ability to grant exclusive rights to inventors—rights to use and sell their inventions, for a limited period of time. This exclusive right, is what we call a patent. Patents grant inventors a temporary monopoly over the use and sale of their intellectual property. Now, as nice as this is, patents are a thorny subject. For one, how long should patents last? Also, how much innovation is considered enough to merit a patent grant? Not to mention, are patents the only way to reward good ideas? The answer is no. There are two more incentive options here: prizes, and subsidies. Let’s start with subsidies. University and research subsidies are particularly effective in the basic sciences. Since innovations in this space are rather abstract, subsidies incentivize research without requiring the applications of the research to be explicitly named. The problem is, when we’re incentivizing just research, then researchers might pick directions that are interesting, but not particularly useful. This is why the third incentive option—prizes—exists. Prizes reward the output of solving a certain problem. Another plus, is that prizes leave solutions unspecified. They provide a problem to work on, but give quite a lot of leeway as to how the problem is solved. Now, knowing the complexity inherent in patents, you might think that prizes and subsidies are good enough alternatives. But none of these incentives for ideas, are inherently better than any of the others. Patents, prizes, and subsidies all involve their own tradeoffs and questions. For example, who decides what gets subsidized? Who decides which goals merit a prize? It’s hard to determine what mix of institutions, will best incentivize the production of good ideas. Patents, prizes, and subsidies all navigate these conflicting goals, in their own way. And yes, all this talk of incentives and conflicting goals and tradeoffs might be like walking a tightrope. But, it’s a tightrope we can’t opt out of. Certainly not if we want the economy to keep growing. In our next release, you’ll watch a TED talk from a certain economist that elaborates further on ideas. And then, we’ll wrap up this course segment with the Idea Equation. Stay tuned! Subscribe for new videos every Tuesday! http://bit.ly/1Rib5V8 Macroeconomics Course: http://bit.ly/1R1PL5x Ask a question about the video: http://bit.ly/1TkFkza Next video: http://bit.ly/1XwKRof Help us caption & translate this video! http://amara.org/v/IZPa/ -
8:26Basic Facts: Trademarks, Patents, and Copyrights
Basic Facts: Trademarks, Patents, and CopyrightsBasic Facts: Trademarks, Patents, and Copyrights
This video provides a quick and easy breakdown of the three main types of intellectual property: trademarks, patents, and copyrights. You’ll learn how trademarks differ from domain names and business names. By the end of the video, you’ll understand how to use each type of intellectual property to protect a different aspect of your business. To stay current with the USPTO, subscribe to regular e-mail updates at http://www.uspto.gov/subscribe. -
12:464 Shitty Patents That Ruined Gaming | Fact Hunt
4 Shitty Patents That Ruined Gaming | Fact Hunt4 Shitty Patents That Ruined Gaming | Fact Hunt
As much as we like to believe that video gaming is a free haven of ideas, unfortunately, it’s anything but. Over the past three decades’ publishers have been hoarding concepts on an alarmingly increasing basis just to get the edge on their competitors. Oh, sorry I shouldn’t say “edge” as you’ll soon find out! So, this episode we take a look at all the oppressive patents, crippling copyrights and general horrible hoarding that goes on in the world of interactive entertainment. Special thanks to Dan Ibbertson for helping edit this episode: https://www.youtube.com/user/djslopesroom Subscribe!!! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=LarryBundyJr Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/Larry Twitter: https://twitter.com/LarryBundyJr Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/28124030222/ Tumblr: http://gurularry.tumblr.com/ Twitch.TV: http://www.twitch.tv/gurularry -
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Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Patents (HBO)
For inventors, patents are an essential protection against theft. But when patent trolls abuse the system by stockpiling patents and threatening lawsuits, businesses are forced to shell out tons of money. Connect with Last Week Tonight online... Subscribe to the Last Week Tonight YouTube channel for more almost news as it almost happens: www.youtube.com/user/LastWeekTonight Find Last Week Tonight on Facebook like your mom would: http://Facebook.com/LastWeekTonight Follow us on Twitter for news about jokes and jokes about news: http://Twitter.com/LastWeekTonight Visit our official site for all that other stuff at once: http://www.hbo.com/lastweektonight Connect with Last Week Tonight online... Subscribe to the Last Week Tonight YouTube channel for more almost news as it almost happens:... -
Patents, Novelty, and Trolls: Crash Course Intellectual Property #4
This week, Stan teaches you about patents. It turns out, they're patently complicated! So, patents have some similarity to copyright, in that they grant a limited monopoly to people who invent things. The key difference in patents and copyright is that patents are for THINGS. Copyright is for an idea. So, if you've come up with a great new invention, like for example, a condiment gun, you should get a patent. We'll also talk about some of the limitations and problems of patents, including patent trolls Crash Course is now on Patreon! You can support us directly by signing up at http://www.patreon.com/crashcourse Thanks to the following Patrons for their generous monthly contributions that help keep Crash Course free for everyone forever: Mark Brouwer, Jan Schmid, Steve Marshall, Anna-Es... -
6 Dumbest Patents of All Time
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How To Protect Your Ideas - Patents!
Successful entrepreneur and CEO, Jay Adelson, demystifies the start-up process by providing advice, tips, and answering questions. Today he discusses the importance of patents and protecting intellectual property. Maybe there's some discussion on patent trolls as well! Have a question about launching a business that you want answered? Comment or add a video response! Jay's Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/jayadelson EMail Your Questions: askjay@revision3.com Never Miss An Episode! Subscribe Here: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=askjayadelson More AskJay Episodes: http://www.revision3.com/askjay ABOUT ASK JAY: Entrepreneur, CEO, and business owner Jay Adelson (Equinix, Digg, Revision3, SimpleGeo) demystifies the start-up process by providing advice... -
Design Patents & Utility Patents - Learn the Differences Between Design and Utility Patents
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25 Strangest Patents Ever Filed
Click to tweet! - http://clicktotweet.com/f_ueA It goes without saying but technology has certainly enriched our lives (we know...this statement is controversial). For the most part however, from medicine to space exploration our quality of life has made huge strides thanks to rapid advancements in various life changing technologies. Not every new technology makes obvious sense though. After reading through this list of the 25 strangest patents ever filed you'll see what we mean. https://twitter.com/list25 https://www.facebook.com/list25 http://list25.com Check out the text version too! - http://list25.com/25-strangest-patents-ever-filed/ Here's a preview: Vibrating Tattoo Kissing Shield Anti-Eating Face Mask High-Five Machine Portable Nuclear Shield Hiccup Treatment Flatulence Deodor... -
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What Motivates Inventors? Patents or Passion? | Dr. Kalyan C Kankanala | TEDxNMIMSBangalore
Do patents reflect invention? Dr kalyan c kankanala establishes the basis of any invention in his talk and mentions how the love of invention can be nurtured. Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala manages the premier intellectual property firm in India, BananaIP. He was the national expert on IP for United Nations Industrial Development Organization. He is also an author and novelist. As a social entrepreneur, he runs the Cane Foundation, which aims to fight disability in all forms. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx -
Patents, Prizes, and Subsidies
This week: More macroeconomics -- How do we incentivize new ideas? Next week: TED talk by Alex Tabarrok on “How Ideas Trump Crises” Growth on the cutting edge is all about the creation of new ideas. So, we want institutions that incentivize such creation. How do we do this? The answer is somewhat tricky. The first goal for good ideas is for them to spread as freely as possible. The further the reach, the greater the gains. The problem is, if just anyone can use ideas, then why would we ever pay for them? And without the right incentives, why would innovators create new ideas at all? Imagine yourself as the creator of a new drug. Typically, it costs about a billion dollars to do this, not counting the time and effort needed, to get the drug FDA-approved. Now, if there were no protect... -
Basic Facts: Trademarks, Patents, and Copyrights
This video provides a quick and easy breakdown of the three main types of intellectual property: trademarks, patents, and copyrights. You’ll learn how trademarks differ from domain names and business names. By the end of the video, you’ll understand how to use each type of intellectual property to protect a different aspect of your business. To stay current with the USPTO, subscribe to regular e-mail updates at http://www.uspto.gov/subscribe. -
4 Shitty Patents That Ruined Gaming | Fact Hunt
As much as we like to believe that video gaming is a free haven of ideas, unfortunately, it’s anything but. Over the past three decades’ publishers have been hoarding concepts on an alarmingly increasing basis just to get the edge on their competitors. Oh, sorry I shouldn’t say “edge” as you’ll soon find out! So, this episode we take a look at all the oppressive patents, crippling copyrights and general horrible hoarding that goes on in the world of interactive entertainment. Special thanks to Dan Ibbertson for helping edit this episode: https://www.youtube.com/user/djslopesroom Subscribe!!! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=LarryBundyJr Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/Larry Twitter: https://twitter.com/LarryBundyJr Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2812403... -
Patents Explained - How to make money from a patent
http://www.evancarmichael.com/support/ - SUPPORT ME :) Like this video? Please give it a thumbs up below and/or leave a comment - Thank you!!! Help me caption & translate this video! http://www.amara.org/en/profiles/videos/Evan%20Carmichael/ "Hi Evan, recently discovered your You Tube, video's giving help to young entrepreneurs. Must say they hit the mark. I myself have developed a patent, It went through all the Patenting etc. The thing is though that to make my product work, I need to do a mass manufacture and hit the market as hard as possible, my product is not expensive, but to purchase/manufacture that many units is very expensive. And to only purchase low quantities would not be cost effective. What would you suggest is the best solution: Sell my patented product (With working sa...
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Patents (HBO)
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- Duration: 11:04
- Updated: 20 Apr 2015
- views: 3742503
For inventors, patents are an essential protection against theft. But when patent trolls abuse the system by stockpiling patents and threatening lawsuits, busin...
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For inventors, patents are an essential protection against theft. But when patent trolls abuse the system by stockpiling patents and threatening lawsuits, businesses are forced to shell out tons of money.
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Patents, Novelty, and Trolls: Crash Course Intellectual Property #4
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- Duration: 9:51
- Updated: 14 May 2015
- views: 101280
This week, Stan teaches you about patents. It turns out, they're patently complicated! So, patents have some similarity to copyright, in that they grant a limit...
This week, Stan teaches you about patents. It turns out, they're patently complicated! So, patents have some similarity to copyright, in that they grant a limited monopoly to people who invent things. The key difference in patents and copyright is that patents are for THINGS. Copyright is for an idea. So, if you've come up with a great new invention, like for example, a condiment gun, you should get a patent. We'll also talk about some of the limitations and problems of patents, including patent trolls
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This week, Stan teaches you about patents. It turns out, they're patently complicated! So, patents have some similarity to copyright, in that they grant a limited monopoly to people who invent things. The key difference in patents and copyright is that patents are for THINGS. Copyright is for an idea. So, if you've come up with a great new invention, like for example, a condiment gun, you should get a patent. We'll also talk about some of the limitations and problems of patents, including patent trolls
Crash Course is now on Patreon! You can support us directly by signing up at http://www.patreon.com/crashcourse
Thanks to the following Patrons for their generous monthly contributions that help keep Crash Course free for everyone forever:
Mark Brouwer, Jan Schmid, Steve Marshall, Anna-Ester Volozh, Sandra Aft, Brad Wardell, Christian Ludvigsen, Robert Kunz, Jason, A Saslow, Jacob Ash, Jeffrey Thompson, Jessica Simmons, James Craver, Simun Niclasen, SR Foxley, Roger C. Rocha, Nevin, Spoljaric, Eric Knight, Elliot Beter, Jessica Wode
TO: Sarah M.
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Making our own history awesome! Happy 3 year Anniversary!
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The earth is but one country, and mankind its citizens.
Thank you so much to all of our awesome supporters for their contributions to help make Crash Course possible and freely available for everyone forever:
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- published: 14 May 2015
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6 Dumbest Patents of All Time
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- Duration: 11:22
- Updated: 08 Dec 2014
- views: 4064664
Would you want to kick yourself in the butt? GMM #587!
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- published: 08 Dec 2014
- views: 4064664
How To Protect Your Ideas - Patents!
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- Duration: 6:16
- Updated: 27 Sep 2011
- views: 39406
Successful entrepreneur and CEO, Jay Adelson, demystifies the start-up process by providing advice, tips, and answering questions. Today he discusses the impor...
Successful entrepreneur and CEO, Jay Adelson, demystifies the start-up process by providing advice, tips, and answering questions. Today he discusses the importance of patents and protecting intellectual property. Maybe there's some discussion on patent trolls as well!
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Successful entrepreneur and CEO, Jay Adelson, demystifies the start-up process by providing advice, tips, and answering questions. Today he discusses the importance of patents and protecting intellectual property. Maybe there's some discussion on patent trolls as well!
Have a question about launching a business that you want answered? Comment or add a video response!
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ABOUT ASK JAY:
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- published: 27 Sep 2011
- views: 39406
Design Patents & Utility Patents - Learn the Differences Between Design and Utility Patents
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- Duration: 4:01
- Updated: 19 Apr 2013
- views: 18175
For more information about design and utility patents, check out my blog post:
http://www.inventorslc.com/design-patents-vs-utility-patents/
For more information about design and utility patents, check out my blog post:
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- published: 19 Apr 2013
- views: 18175
25 Strangest Patents Ever Filed
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- Duration: 8:46
- Updated: 29 Apr 2013
- views: 305963
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It goes without saying but technology has certainly enriched our lives (we know...this statement is controversi...
Click to tweet! - http://clicktotweet.com/f_ueA
It goes without saying but technology has certainly enriched our lives (we know...this statement is controversial). For the most part however, from medicine to space exploration our quality of life has made huge strides thanks to rapid advancements in various life changing technologies. Not every new technology makes obvious sense though. After reading through this list of the 25 strangest patents ever filed you'll see what we mean.
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Vibrating Tattoo
Kissing Shield
Anti-Eating Face Mask
High-Five Machine
Portable Nuclear Shield
Hiccup Treatment
Flatulence Deodorizing Pad
Life Expectancy Watch
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Snake Walking System
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Gerbil Shirt
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Better Mouse Trap
Stealth Fly Swatter
Carry Out Food Container
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Vibrating Tattoo
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Flatulence Deodorizing Pad
Life Expectancy Watch
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Snake Walking System
Thumb-sucking Inhibitor
Portable Bath Capsule
Crustless PB&J;
Brain Buzzer
Dog Ear Protectors
Banana Protective Device
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Disposable Boxer Shorts
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Better Mouse Trap
Stealth Fly Swatter
Carry Out Food Container
- published: 29 Apr 2013
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How to Search for Patents
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This video explains patent classification systems and demonstrates how to conduct a patent search step-by-step using the free global patent database, Espacenet....
This video explains patent classification systems and demonstrates how to conduct a patent search step-by-step using the free global patent database, Espacenet. Video written and created by Karli Mair in collaboration with Patent Librarian Hal Mendelson.
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What Motivates Inventors? Patents or Passion? | Dr. Kalyan C Kankanala | TEDxNMIMSBangalore
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Do patents reflect invention?
Dr kalyan c kankanala establishes the basis of any invention in his talk and mentions how the love of invention can be nurtured.
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Do patents reflect invention?
Dr kalyan c kankanala establishes the basis of any invention in his talk and mentions how the love of invention can be nurtured.
Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala manages the premier intellectual property firm in India, BananaIP. He was the national expert on IP for United Nations Industrial Development Organization. He is also an author and novelist.
As a social entrepreneur, he runs the Cane Foundation, which aims to fight disability in all forms.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
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Do patents reflect invention?
Dr kalyan c kankanala establishes the basis of any invention in his talk and mentions how the love of invention can be nurtured.
Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala manages the premier intellectual property firm in India, BananaIP. He was the national expert on IP for United Nations Industrial Development Organization. He is also an author and novelist.
As a social entrepreneur, he runs the Cane Foundation, which aims to fight disability in all forms.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
- published: 14 Mar 2016
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Patents, Prizes, and Subsidies
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- Duration: 8:07
- Updated: 17 May 2016
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This week: More macroeconomics -- How do we incentivize new ideas?
Next week: TED talk by Alex Tabarrok on “How Ideas Trump Crises”
Growth on the cutting edg...
This week: More macroeconomics -- How do we incentivize new ideas?
Next week: TED talk by Alex Tabarrok on “How Ideas Trump Crises”
Growth on the cutting edge is all about the creation of new ideas.
So, we want institutions that incentivize such creation. How do we do this? The answer is somewhat tricky.
The first goal for good ideas is for them to spread as freely as possible. The further the reach, the greater the gains. The problem is, if just anyone can use ideas, then why would we ever pay for them? And without the right incentives, why would innovators create new ideas at all?
Imagine yourself as the creator of a new drug. Typically, it costs about a billion dollars to do this, not counting the time and effort needed, to get the drug FDA-approved.
Now, if there were no protections in place, then theoretically, once the formula’s known, everyone could just copy the make-up of your new drug. See, the thing about pharmaceuticals is, once the formula’s known, production is relatively cheap. Given that, let’s assume imitations start flooding the market.
Predictably, the price of your new drug will plummet.
Once prices hit rock-bottom, you’ll have no way to recoup the $1 billion you spent on R&D;.
Given that kind of result, we reckon you probably won’t want to develop more good ideas.
The US founding fathers anticipated this problem. Knowing that innovators needed incentives to have good ideas, the founders wrote a protection mechanism into the Constitution.
They gave Congress the ability to grant exclusive rights to inventors—rights to use and sell their inventions, for a limited period of time. This exclusive right, is what we call a patent. Patents grant inventors a temporary monopoly over the use and sale of their intellectual property.
Now, as nice as this is, patents are a thorny subject.
For one, how long should patents last? Also, how much innovation is considered enough to merit a patent grant? Not to mention, are patents the only way to reward good ideas?
The answer is no.
There are two more incentive options here: prizes, and subsidies.
Let’s start with subsidies. University and research subsidies are particularly effective in the basic sciences. Since innovations in this space are rather abstract, subsidies incentivize research without requiring the applications of the research to be explicitly named. The problem is, when we’re incentivizing just research, then researchers might pick directions that are interesting, but not particularly useful.
This is why the third incentive option—prizes—exists.
Prizes reward the output of solving a certain problem. Another plus, is that prizes leave solutions unspecified. They provide a problem to work on, but give quite a lot of leeway as to how the problem is solved.
Now, knowing the complexity inherent in patents, you might think that prizes and subsidies are good enough alternatives. But none of these incentives for ideas, are inherently better than any of the others. Patents, prizes, and subsidies all involve their own tradeoffs and questions.
For example, who decides what gets subsidized? Who decides which goals merit a prize?
It’s hard to determine what mix of institutions, will best incentivize the production of good ideas. Patents, prizes, and subsidies all navigate these conflicting goals, in their own way.
And yes, all this talk of incentives and conflicting goals and tradeoffs might be like walking a tightrope. But, it’s a tightrope we can’t opt out of. Certainly not if we want the economy to keep growing.
In our next release, you’ll watch a TED talk from a certain economist that elaborates further on ideas. And then, we’ll wrap up this course segment with the Idea Equation. Stay tuned!
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This week: More macroeconomics -- How do we incentivize new ideas?
Next week: TED talk by Alex Tabarrok on “How Ideas Trump Crises”
Growth on the cutting edge is all about the creation of new ideas.
So, we want institutions that incentivize such creation. How do we do this? The answer is somewhat tricky.
The first goal for good ideas is for them to spread as freely as possible. The further the reach, the greater the gains. The problem is, if just anyone can use ideas, then why would we ever pay for them? And without the right incentives, why would innovators create new ideas at all?
Imagine yourself as the creator of a new drug. Typically, it costs about a billion dollars to do this, not counting the time and effort needed, to get the drug FDA-approved.
Now, if there were no protections in place, then theoretically, once the formula’s known, everyone could just copy the make-up of your new drug. See, the thing about pharmaceuticals is, once the formula’s known, production is relatively cheap. Given that, let’s assume imitations start flooding the market.
Predictably, the price of your new drug will plummet.
Once prices hit rock-bottom, you’ll have no way to recoup the $1 billion you spent on R&D;.
Given that kind of result, we reckon you probably won’t want to develop more good ideas.
The US founding fathers anticipated this problem. Knowing that innovators needed incentives to have good ideas, the founders wrote a protection mechanism into the Constitution.
They gave Congress the ability to grant exclusive rights to inventors—rights to use and sell their inventions, for a limited period of time. This exclusive right, is what we call a patent. Patents grant inventors a temporary monopoly over the use and sale of their intellectual property.
Now, as nice as this is, patents are a thorny subject.
For one, how long should patents last? Also, how much innovation is considered enough to merit a patent grant? Not to mention, are patents the only way to reward good ideas?
The answer is no.
There are two more incentive options here: prizes, and subsidies.
Let’s start with subsidies. University and research subsidies are particularly effective in the basic sciences. Since innovations in this space are rather abstract, subsidies incentivize research without requiring the applications of the research to be explicitly named. The problem is, when we’re incentivizing just research, then researchers might pick directions that are interesting, but not particularly useful.
This is why the third incentive option—prizes—exists.
Prizes reward the output of solving a certain problem. Another plus, is that prizes leave solutions unspecified. They provide a problem to work on, but give quite a lot of leeway as to how the problem is solved.
Now, knowing the complexity inherent in patents, you might think that prizes and subsidies are good enough alternatives. But none of these incentives for ideas, are inherently better than any of the others. Patents, prizes, and subsidies all involve their own tradeoffs and questions.
For example, who decides what gets subsidized? Who decides which goals merit a prize?
It’s hard to determine what mix of institutions, will best incentivize the production of good ideas. Patents, prizes, and subsidies all navigate these conflicting goals, in their own way.
And yes, all this talk of incentives and conflicting goals and tradeoffs might be like walking a tightrope. But, it’s a tightrope we can’t opt out of. Certainly not if we want the economy to keep growing.
In our next release, you’ll watch a TED talk from a certain economist that elaborates further on ideas. And then, we’ll wrap up this course segment with the Idea Equation. Stay tuned!
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Basic Facts: Trademarks, Patents, and Copyrights
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This video provides a quick and easy breakdown of the three main types of intellectual property: trademarks, patents, and copyrights. You’ll learn how trademar...
This video provides a quick and easy breakdown of the three main types of intellectual property: trademarks, patents, and copyrights. You’ll learn how trademarks differ from domain names and business names. By the end of the video, you’ll understand how to use each type of intellectual property to protect a different aspect of your business.
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This video provides a quick and easy breakdown of the three main types of intellectual property: trademarks, patents, and copyrights. You’ll learn how trademarks differ from domain names and business names. By the end of the video, you’ll understand how to use each type of intellectual property to protect a different aspect of your business.
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4 Shitty Patents That Ruined Gaming | Fact Hunt
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As much as we like to believe that video gaming is a free haven of ideas, unfortunately, it’s anything but. Over the past three decades’ publishers have been ...
As much as we like to believe that video gaming is a free haven of ideas, unfortunately, it’s anything but. Over the past three decades’ publishers have been hoarding concepts on an alarmingly increasing basis just to get the edge on their competitors. Oh, sorry I shouldn’t say “edge” as you’ll soon find out!
So, this episode we take a look at all the oppressive patents, crippling copyrights and general horrible hoarding that goes on in the world of interactive entertainment.
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As much as we like to believe that video gaming is a free haven of ideas, unfortunately, it’s anything but. Over the past three decades’ publishers have been hoarding concepts on an alarmingly increasing basis just to get the edge on their competitors. Oh, sorry I shouldn’t say “edge” as you’ll soon find out!
So, this episode we take a look at all the oppressive patents, crippling copyrights and general horrible hoarding that goes on in the world of interactive entertainment.
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Patents Explained - How to make money from a patent
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"Hi Evan, recently discovered your You Tube, video's giving help to young entrepreneurs. Must say they hit the mark. I myself have developed a patent, It went through all the Patenting etc. The thing is though that to make my product work, I need to do a mass manufacture and hit the market as hard as possible, my product is not expensive, but to purchase/manufacture that many units is very expensive. And to only purchase low quantities would not be cost effective. What would you suggest is the best solution: Sell my patented product (With working samples and proven concepts) or try to get more investors or Try to franchise to reduce capital needed to start the business. I just want to know if I do sell, what would be the best approach sell it to an already existing company in the same industry?
Frans Jaco Willemse"
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"Hi Evan, recently discovered your You Tube, video's giving help to young entrepreneurs. Must say they hit the mark. I myself have developed a patent, It went through all the Patenting etc. The thing is though that to make my product work, I need to do a mass manufacture and hit the market as hard as possible, my product is not expensive, but to purchase/manufacture that many units is very expensive. And to only purchase low quantities would not be cost effective. What would you suggest is the best solution: Sell my patented product (With working samples and proven concepts) or try to get more investors or Try to franchise to reduce capital needed to start the business. I just want to know if I do sell, what would be the best approach sell it to an already existing company in the same industry?
Frans Jaco Willemse"
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 4720
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Protecting Intellectual Property in Your Startup with Patents and Trade Secrets
In this interview with Mike Van Loy, who is a Member of the Intellectual Property Section of the law firm of Mintz Levin, we discuss intellectual property strategies, the latest developments in patent law, and specific IP strategies for startups. For more information about startup strategy, go to www.questfusion.com. -
Airbus patents world's fastest helicopter
More information - patentyogi.com/kavpd Subscribe to the channel - http://bit.ly/1Ce0gSa Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/patentyogi1 Twitter - https://twitter.com/PatentYogi LinkedIn - http://in.linkedin.com/in/deepakguptaip/ Pinterest - https://www.pinterest.com/patentyogi/ Instagram - https://instagram.com/awesomepatents/ Vine - https://vine.co/Awesome.Technology Google Plus - http://bit.ly/1UJudyR Website - www.patentyogi.com The patented helicopter is an advanced version of Airbus' Eurocopter X3, which is currently under development. The helicopter is part of Airbus’s high-speed, long-range, Hybrid Helicopter (H3) concept. The patented helicopter can fly at speeds exceeding 293 miles per hour. Typical speeds of modern helicopters ranges from 150-160 miles per hour. The next faste... -
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Google patents pedestrian flypaper for self driving cars
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VW Group faces U.S. patent probe over hybrids
http://autopartspremium.com/2016/05/18/vw-group-faces-u-s-patent-probe-over-hybrids/amp/ The U.S. International Trade Commission launched an investigation into whether Volkswagen AG and its subsidiaries infringed upon hybrid electric vehicle patents owned by Baltimore-based Paice LLC. Source link -
Original 1965 And New 2015 Mustangs Convertible Sliced
What a better way to show the similarities as well as the differences between Ford’s original 1965 Mustang and its 2015 successor than to split in half and combine them into one display? Ford and the National Inventors Hall of Fame Museum (NHIF) spliced the two models at about 60 percent both length- and width-wise to create a permanent Mustang display at the United States Patent and Trademark Office Campus in Alexandria, Virginia - albeit for a different reason. While most of us will surely place our focus on the changes in design, mass and technological features upon seeing Ford’s automotive equivalent of DC’s ‘Two-Face’, with the sixth gen giving us more of a heavy, 1970s vibe inside and out compared to the much leaner and overall, sleeker 1965 original, the Blue Oval and NHIF want t... -
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Koushik Dutta pulls Vysor due to patent licensing demand from MPEG LA
Koushik Dutta pulls Vysor due to patent licensing demand from MPEG LA https://goo.gl/csN8GS DOWNLOAD VYSOR FROM THE CHROME WEB STORE After just two days of being offline, Koushik Dutta has figured out a way to bring Vysor back to the Chrome Web Store. The developer says almost 20,000 people use Vysor each day, half of which use it over 4 hours per day. Obviously this meant getting the app back online was a priority. It is changing a bit, though, so here’s what you need to know going forward. Vysor is now a subscription app. If you don’t want to pay, you’ll still have the ability to mirror and control your Android device from Chrome, and also take screenshots. A Vysor Pro subscription, which costs $1.99/month or $9.99/year, gets you high quality mirroring, fullscreen mode, Vysor Share, the ... -
Are Patents Under Attack in the Supreme Court? [EBR4]
As Congress debates controversial patent legislation that some say will undermine patent rights, has the U.S. Supreme Court been steadily eroding the scope and enforceability of patents for the past decade? The Supreme Court has made it easier to invalidate patents because an invention is “obvious,” not specific enough, or an “abstract idea.” The Court has also made it more difficult for patent owners to stop or “enjoin” ongoing infringement of their rights and riskier to assert their rights in court. Is the Supreme Court striking the right balance or is it undermining an important property right? Featuring: - Prof. John F. Duffy, Samuel H. McCoy II Professor of Law, University of Virginia School of Law - Mr. Michael R. Huston, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher - Prof. Adam Mossoff, Professor...
Protecting Intellectual Property in Your Startup with Patents and Trade Secrets
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In this interview with Mike Van Loy, who is a Member of the Intellectual Property Section of the law firm of Mintz Levin, we discuss intellectual property strat...
In this interview with Mike Van Loy, who is a Member of the Intellectual Property Section of the law firm of Mintz Levin, we discuss intellectual property strategies, the latest developments in patent law, and specific IP strategies for startups. For more information about startup strategy, go to www.questfusion.com.
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In this interview with Mike Van Loy, who is a Member of the Intellectual Property Section of the law firm of Mintz Levin, we discuss intellectual property strategies, the latest developments in patent law, and specific IP strategies for startups. For more information about startup strategy, go to www.questfusion.com.
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Airbus patents world's fastest helicopter
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The patented helicopter is an advanced version of Airbus' Eurocopter X3, which is currently under development.
The helicopter is part of Airbus’s high-speed, long-range, Hybrid Helicopter (H3) concept. The patented helicopter can fly at speeds exceeding 293 miles per hour. Typical speeds of modern helicopters ranges from 150-160 miles per hour. The next fastest helicopter is the US army's CH-47F Chinook, which files at 195 miles per hour. So it beats the next fastest helicopter by over 100 miles per hour, which is unprecedented.
How does it accomplish such fast speeds?
It is a hybrid helicopter which overcomes the horizontal flight deficiencies of the helicopters by introducing features of fixed-wing aircrafts.
The overall design of the helicopter features pleasing and well-contoured lines from nose to tail. It sports a finely sharpened nose assembly.
Main rotor installed on the top of the fuselage provides lift. Wings support a pair of propellers to provide thrust in high-speed forward flight. Power for the helicopters comes from twin engines, such as 2 x Rolls Royce Turbomeca RTM322 series turboshaft engines each delivering 2.270 shaft horsepower.
During high-speed forward flight, the pilot brings the main rotor to a low pitch. Effectively converting the helicopter into an airplane.
Helicopter has one more important unique feature. The helicopter does not have a tail rotor. Therefore, energy is not wasted along a long shaft to the tail rotor, instead it is added to the forward output. In conventional helicopters, the tail rotor is used to provide an anti-torque to stabilize the helicopter. In the patented helicopter, the anti-torque is provided instead by thrust variations of the two propellers.
The combination of higher cruise speeds and excellent VTOL performance also is well-suited for military missions, such as special forces operations, troop transport, combat SAR and medical evacuation.
This helicopter will usher in a new age of high-speed rotor wing flight
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The patented helicopter is an advanced version of Airbus' Eurocopter X3, which is currently under development.
The helicopter is part of Airbus’s high-speed, long-range, Hybrid Helicopter (H3) concept. The patented helicopter can fly at speeds exceeding 293 miles per hour. Typical speeds of modern helicopters ranges from 150-160 miles per hour. The next fastest helicopter is the US army's CH-47F Chinook, which files at 195 miles per hour. So it beats the next fastest helicopter by over 100 miles per hour, which is unprecedented.
How does it accomplish such fast speeds?
It is a hybrid helicopter which overcomes the horizontal flight deficiencies of the helicopters by introducing features of fixed-wing aircrafts.
The overall design of the helicopter features pleasing and well-contoured lines from nose to tail. It sports a finely sharpened nose assembly.
Main rotor installed on the top of the fuselage provides lift. Wings support a pair of propellers to provide thrust in high-speed forward flight. Power for the helicopters comes from twin engines, such as 2 x Rolls Royce Turbomeca RTM322 series turboshaft engines each delivering 2.270 shaft horsepower.
During high-speed forward flight, the pilot brings the main rotor to a low pitch. Effectively converting the helicopter into an airplane.
Helicopter has one more important unique feature. The helicopter does not have a tail rotor. Therefore, energy is not wasted along a long shaft to the tail rotor, instead it is added to the forward output. In conventional helicopters, the tail rotor is used to provide an anti-torque to stabilize the helicopter. In the patented helicopter, the anti-torque is provided instead by thrust variations of the two propellers.
The combination of higher cruise speeds and excellent VTOL performance also is well-suited for military missions, such as special forces operations, troop transport, combat SAR and medical evacuation.
This helicopter will usher in a new age of high-speed rotor wing flight
- published: 19 May 2016
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Intellectual Property The Law of Trademarks Copyrights Patents and Trade Secrets PDF
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Google patents pedestrian flypaper for self driving cars
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Download Intellectual Property: The Law of Trademarks Copyrights Patents and Trade Secrets PDF
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Amazon.com seeks to be Earth's most customer-centric company, where customers can find and discover anything they might want to buy online, and endeavors to offer its customers the lowest possible prices. Amazon.com and other sellers offer millions of unique new, refurbished and used items in categories such as Books; Movies, Music & Games; Digital Downloads; Electronics & Computers; Home & Garden; Toys, Kids & Baby; Grocery; Apparel, Shoes & Jewelry; Health & Beauty; Sports & Outdoors; and Tools, Auto & Industrial.
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- published: 18 May 2016
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VW Group faces U.S. patent probe over hybrids
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http://autopartspremium.com/2016/05/18/vw-group-faces-u-s-patent-probe-over-hybrids/amp/ The U.S. International Trade Commission launched an investigation into ...
http://autopartspremium.com/2016/05/18/vw-group-faces-u-s-patent-probe-over-hybrids/amp/ The U.S. International Trade Commission launched an investigation into whether Volkswagen AG and its subsidiaries infringed upon hybrid electric vehicle patents owned by Baltimore-based Paice LLC. Source link
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http://autopartspremium.com/2016/05/18/vw-group-faces-u-s-patent-probe-over-hybrids/amp/ The U.S. International Trade Commission launched an investigation into whether Volkswagen AG and its subsidiaries infringed upon hybrid electric vehicle patents owned by Baltimore-based Paice LLC. Source link
- published: 18 May 2016
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Original 1965 And New 2015 Mustangs Convertible Sliced
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What a better way to show the similarities as well as the differences between Ford’s original 1965 Mustang and its 2015 successor than to split in half and comb...
What a better way to show the similarities as well as the differences between Ford’s original 1965 Mustang and its 2015 successor than to split in half and combine them into one display?
Ford and the National Inventors Hall of Fame Museum (NHIF) spliced the two models at about 60 percent both length- and width-wise to create a permanent Mustang display at the United States Patent and Trademark Office Campus in Alexandria, Virginia - albeit for a different reason.
While most of us will surely place our focus on the changes in design, mass and technological features upon seeing Ford’s automotive equivalent of DC’s ‘Two-Face’, with the sixth gen giving us more of a heavy, 1970s vibe inside and out compared to the much leaner and overall, sleeker 1965 original, the Blue Oval and NHIF want to tell a story of how trademarks, patents, and other forms of intellectual property make modern amenities possible.
Ford says that when the Mustang was launched five decades ago in 1964, no specific styling patents were granted, but after the car proved to be a huge success selling over 1 million units in the first 18 months, the company started applying patents over time. By late 1965, the original Mustang employed more than 100 of Ford’s existing functional patents, including rear-seat speaker, a power convertible top and self-canceling turn signal.
“Everything moved so fast in the design and run-up to production of the original Mustang that there were no styling patents issued back then,” said Chris Danowski, Ford director of technology commercialization and intellectual property licensing. “Now look at the current car; 2015 Mustang Convertible alone was granted 36 styling patents, which ensure the unique look stays with the car. It also has many unique functional patents for things like the airbag structures, 911 Assist and so many other technologies baked right in.”
It’s worth highlighting the fact that, unlike other museum displays of the sort, visitors will be allowed to site in either side of the car to directly compare their styling and features.
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What a better way to show the similarities as well as the differences between Ford’s original 1965 Mustang and its 2015 successor than to split in half and combine them into one display?
Ford and the National Inventors Hall of Fame Museum (NHIF) spliced the two models at about 60 percent both length- and width-wise to create a permanent Mustang display at the United States Patent and Trademark Office Campus in Alexandria, Virginia - albeit for a different reason.
While most of us will surely place our focus on the changes in design, mass and technological features upon seeing Ford’s automotive equivalent of DC’s ‘Two-Face’, with the sixth gen giving us more of a heavy, 1970s vibe inside and out compared to the much leaner and overall, sleeker 1965 original, the Blue Oval and NHIF want to tell a story of how trademarks, patents, and other forms of intellectual property make modern amenities possible.
Ford says that when the Mustang was launched five decades ago in 1964, no specific styling patents were granted, but after the car proved to be a huge success selling over 1 million units in the first 18 months, the company started applying patents over time. By late 1965, the original Mustang employed more than 100 of Ford’s existing functional patents, including rear-seat speaker, a power convertible top and self-canceling turn signal.
“Everything moved so fast in the design and run-up to production of the original Mustang that there were no styling patents issued back then,” said Chris Danowski, Ford director of technology commercialization and intellectual property licensing. “Now look at the current car; 2015 Mustang Convertible alone was granted 36 styling patents, which ensure the unique look stays with the car. It also has many unique functional patents for things like the airbag structures, 911 Assist and so many other technologies baked right in.”
It’s worth highlighting the fact that, unlike other museum displays of the sort, visitors will be allowed to site in either side of the car to directly compare their styling and features.
- published: 18 May 2016
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Koushik Dutta pulls Vysor due to patent licensing demand from MPEG LA
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Koushik Dutta pulls Vysor due to patent licensing demand from MPEG LA
https://goo.gl/csN8GS DOWNLOAD VYSOR FROM THE CHROME WEB STORE
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Koushik Dutta pulls Vysor due to patent licensing demand from MPEG LA
https://goo.gl/csN8GS DOWNLOAD VYSOR FROM THE CHROME WEB STORE
After just two days of being offline, Koushik Dutta has figured out a way to bring Vysor back to the Chrome Web Store.
The developer says almost 20,000 people use Vysor each day, half of which use it over 4 hours per day. Obviously this meant getting the app back online was a priority. It is changing a bit, though, so here’s what you need to know going forward.
Vysor is now a subscription app. If you don’t want to pay, you’ll still have the ability to mirror and control your Android device from Chrome, and also take screenshots. A Vysor Pro subscription, which costs $1.99/month or $9.99/year, gets you high quality mirroring, fullscreen mode, Vysor Share, the ability to drag and drop files, and access to all future features. The dev also says he removed the infringing h264 decoder and switched to Chrome’s Pepper VideoDecoder introduced in Chrome 48.
Interested in trying out Vysor for yourself? Head to the link below to get started.
Less than a year since its introduction, Koushik Dutta has pulled the Vysor extension from the Chrome web store due to licensing demands from the company that owns the H.264 codec license.
Dutta is known in the Android community for his contributions to CyanogenMod and apps like Superuser, AllCast, and Helium.
Vysor, announced in August 2015, lets users mirror and control Android devices in a Chrome window. The app supports ADB access, which makes it great for developers, but it’s also one of the most compelling ways to interact with an Android device from a PC
Dutta announced on Google Plus that he “voluntarily unpublished” the Vysor Chrome extension, due to a letter from MPEG LA, the consortium that holds licenses for many video encoding-decoding patents, including H.264.
To transform the screen capture to video, Vysor uses a decoder called broadway.js, which is a version of H.264. Because of this, MPEG LA demanded $0.20 for every download of Vysor, a free app.
Rather than incur more potential losses due to this licensing issue, Dutta pulled the Chrome extension from the web store. However, it looks like users who already installed the extension on their PCs can continue to use it.
To give you an idea of the magnitude of the problem, Koushik Dutta’s apps have millions of downloads. Even a relatively low number of Vysor downloads could result in a hefty patent bill.
It’s not clear what will happen with Vysor going forward, but Dutta said he’s looking at his options. We can speculate that the app could return as a paid download or in a form that somehow sidesteps legal issues. Or it could be gone for good, or at least until a free alternative to H.264 becomes widely supported on Android.
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Koushik Dutta pulls Vysor due to patent licensing demand from MPEG LA
https://goo.gl/csN8GS DOWNLOAD VYSOR FROM THE CHROME WEB STORE
After just two days of being offline, Koushik Dutta has figured out a way to bring Vysor back to the Chrome Web Store.
The developer says almost 20,000 people use Vysor each day, half of which use it over 4 hours per day. Obviously this meant getting the app back online was a priority. It is changing a bit, though, so here’s what you need to know going forward.
Vysor is now a subscription app. If you don’t want to pay, you’ll still have the ability to mirror and control your Android device from Chrome, and also take screenshots. A Vysor Pro subscription, which costs $1.99/month or $9.99/year, gets you high quality mirroring, fullscreen mode, Vysor Share, the ability to drag and drop files, and access to all future features. The dev also says he removed the infringing h264 decoder and switched to Chrome’s Pepper VideoDecoder introduced in Chrome 48.
Interested in trying out Vysor for yourself? Head to the link below to get started.
Less than a year since its introduction, Koushik Dutta has pulled the Vysor extension from the Chrome web store due to licensing demands from the company that owns the H.264 codec license.
Dutta is known in the Android community for his contributions to CyanogenMod and apps like Superuser, AllCast, and Helium.
Vysor, announced in August 2015, lets users mirror and control Android devices in a Chrome window. The app supports ADB access, which makes it great for developers, but it’s also one of the most compelling ways to interact with an Android device from a PC
Dutta announced on Google Plus that he “voluntarily unpublished” the Vysor Chrome extension, due to a letter from MPEG LA, the consortium that holds licenses for many video encoding-decoding patents, including H.264.
To transform the screen capture to video, Vysor uses a decoder called broadway.js, which is a version of H.264. Because of this, MPEG LA demanded $0.20 for every download of Vysor, a free app.
Rather than incur more potential losses due to this licensing issue, Dutta pulled the Chrome extension from the web store. However, it looks like users who already installed the extension on their PCs can continue to use it.
To give you an idea of the magnitude of the problem, Koushik Dutta’s apps have millions of downloads. Even a relatively low number of Vysor downloads could result in a hefty patent bill.
It’s not clear what will happen with Vysor going forward, but Dutta said he’s looking at his options. We can speculate that the app could return as a paid download or in a form that somehow sidesteps legal issues. Or it could be gone for good, or at least until a free alternative to H.264 becomes widely supported on Android.
- published: 17 May 2016
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Are Patents Under Attack in the Supreme Court? [EBR4]
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As Congress debates controversial patent legislation that some say will undermine patent rights, has the U.S. Supreme Court been steadily eroding the scope and ...
As Congress debates controversial patent legislation that some say will undermine patent rights, has the U.S. Supreme Court been steadily eroding the scope and enforceability of patents for the past decade? The Supreme Court has made it easier to invalidate patents because an invention is “obvious,” not specific enough, or an “abstract idea.” The Court has also made it more difficult for patent owners to stop or “enjoin” ongoing infringement of their rights and riskier to assert their rights in court. Is the Supreme Court striking the right balance or is it undermining an important property right?
Featuring:
- Prof. John F. Duffy, Samuel H. McCoy II Professor of Law, University of Virginia School of Law
- Mr. Michael R. Huston, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher
- Prof. Adam Mossoff, Professor of Law and Co-Director of Academic Programs and Senior Scholar, Center for the Protection of Intellectual Property, Antonin Scalia Law School, George Mason University
- Mr. Jeff Wall, Sullivan & Cromwell
- Moderator: Hon. Randal R. Rader, The George Washington University
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As Congress debates controversial patent legislation that some say will undermine patent rights, has the U.S. Supreme Court been steadily eroding the scope and enforceability of patents for the past decade? The Supreme Court has made it easier to invalidate patents because an invention is “obvious,” not specific enough, or an “abstract idea.” The Court has also made it more difficult for patent owners to stop or “enjoin” ongoing infringement of their rights and riskier to assert their rights in court. Is the Supreme Court striking the right balance or is it undermining an important property right?
Featuring:
- Prof. John F. Duffy, Samuel H. McCoy II Professor of Law, University of Virginia School of Law
- Mr. Michael R. Huston, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher
- Prof. Adam Mossoff, Professor of Law and Co-Director of Academic Programs and Senior Scholar, Center for the Protection of Intellectual Property, Antonin Scalia Law School, George Mason University
- Mr. Jeff Wall, Sullivan & Cromwell
- Moderator: Hon. Randal R. Rader, The George Washington University
- published: 16 May 2016
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- Startups - Patents Special - TWiST #201
Join our new mailing list and be the first to learn about upcoming guests! Jason interviews NeuAer CEO Dave Mathews and attorney Reid Dammann about everything startups need to know about patents, from why to file to avoiding being poached by "Patent Trolls." 00:00-00:30 Intro 1:12: Welcome to the Patent Episode 1:30 Tyler: How many patents have you filed? 1:45 Jason: I've never filed any patents 2:18 Introduction to Reid 3:30-5:15 Surveymonkey Ad 5:30-6:30 Tyler talks about SurveyMonkey 6:49- 7:18 Let's get right into it, let's talk patents. 7:46- 8:45 Why patent? 9:00- 9:40 How long have patents existed? What are the point of patents? 9:51- 10:45 Let's talk about the filing process. I've heard it's very expensive and time consuming? 11:19 - 12:21 Guests define prior art and 'skilled i... -
Land Patents and a "Freehold state"
Very good information regarding land patents that actually makes the land a "freehold state". Only living men and women can truly own land or property. The Land Patent is very old & was the way that to land was given to the living men & woman on the land. Read more HERE http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/ and search the land Patents to find your patent on your property. -
Software Patent Debate
[Recorded: August 24, 2011] THE MOTION: SOFTWARE PATENTS ENCOURAGE INNOVATION Proponents of software patents argue that software deserves the protection of patents just as any other invention does. Software is simply a description of computer instructions that allow a processor to perform complex tasks. Particularly in today's knowledge economy, the value of software is growing and patents protect the investment of time, effort, and money made by companies and individual programmers. Critics of software patents argue that they stifle innovation rather than promote it by cutting off the free flow of ideas needed to advance technology. Software consists of mathematical equations, which cannot and should not be patentable. Most software patents describe algorithms that are simple or obvious ... -
Patent Absurdity - How software patents broke the system
"Patent Absurdity explores the case of software patents and the history of judicial activism that led to their rise, and the harm being done to software developers and the wider economy. The film is based on a series of interviews conducted during the Supreme Court's review of in re Bilski — a case that could have profound implications for the patenting of software." Unfortunately (from the first EFF link bellow): "the Supreme Court's ruling eroded the CAFC's limits on process patents and thus missed an opportunity to fix some of the problems with those patents." http://patentabsurdity.com/resources.html https://www.eff.org/cases/re-bilski https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2012/02/why-patent-system-doesnt-play http://www.groklaw.net/ -
Lecture 00 - Introduction to Patents
Lecture 00 is an overview of the US Patent System and an introduction to the course. -
Law Relating to Patents in India
This Lecture talks about Law Relating to Patents in India -
The Danger of Software Patents - Richard Stallman
May 18, 2005 - Calgary, Canada - Richard Stallman talks about software patents at the University of Calgary, Canada. Topics include myths about patents; what to do about patents (avoid a patent, get a license, overturn the patent); the field of physical engineering versus the field of software; the progress of software ideas; the effects of software patents; Canada and software patents. Copyright 2005 Note: This video may only be used for purposes such as criticism, review, private study, scholarship, or research. Other research materials and information: http://tech-insider.org/ -
The Future of Software Patents
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Intellectual Property: Patents, Trademarks, and Copyright
Part 4 of the E*Bootcamp targeted to the interests of Darden students. This is a free event open to students, alumni, UVA, and the greater Charlottesville community. The E*Bootcamp consists of a full day of workshops and a reception/networking session. This program focuses on issues of tactical concern to entrepreneurs, for example: incorporating, building a team, sharing equity with founding partners, confidentiality agreements, business plans, start-up accounting, creative bootstrapping, and other funding concerns. Sessions are led by leading entrepreneurship professors and practitioners. The goal of Darden's E*Bootcamp is to provide entrepreneurs with the basic tools to execute the first steps of creating a start-up venture. Unlike other programs, the E*Bootcamp is about basic blo... -
Lecture 01 - The History and Theory of Patents
This lecture discusses the historical origins of patent law -- both abroad and in the US -- and then explores the theories unpinning the system. -
Intro to Patent Law - Jeff Schox // Startup Elements
Patent law expert Jeff Schox shares his tips on how and why startups should file patents to protect their IP. Presented by leaders in healthcare, technology, and beyond, Startup Elements covers a wide variety of topics relevant to digital health entrepreneurs, from accounting to marketing to navigating regulation. View the rest of our series at http://rockhealth.com/resources/startup-elements/. Rock Health is an early-stage venture fund supporting the next generation of technologies transforming healthcare. To learn more, visit http://www.rockhealth.com. http://kauffman.org -- DISCLAIMER: This video conveys general information about patent law, and does not provide legal advice. You should always consult an attorney for individual legal advice regarding your own situation. -
JADE II + GeoINT US Government Patents Remote MK Ultra BY:LEVEL9NEWS
LINK TO LEVEL9NEWS: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9DQthDEW4SHAz36dxkzp3A HER DESCRIPTION: "Original Upload attempt, July 8, 2015 REMOTE MK ULTRA - Human Handlers & Drugs NOT Required! Patent # 003951134 Distant Brain Reading & Brain Wave Manipulation 4.10.1976 Patent # 6011991 Communication system and method including brain wave analysis and/or use of brain activity 01.04.2000 Patent # 6470214 USAF RF Hearing Effect for skull/tissue penetrating sound Patent # 6587729 Similar to Patent # 6470214 These psychopaths pushing for global governance using a global neural net to Master the Human Domain have been working on this tech for a long time. This report outlines patents set aside for government, the military & DoD. This tech wasn't tested and patented to sit on a shelf collecti...
- Startups - Patents Special - TWiST #201
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Join our new mailing list and be the first to learn about upcoming guests!
Jason interviews NeuAer CEO Dave Mathews and attorney Reid Dammann about everything...
Join our new mailing list and be the first to learn about upcoming guests!
Jason interviews NeuAer CEO Dave Mathews and attorney Reid Dammann about everything startups need to know about patents, from why to file to avoiding being poached by "Patent Trolls."
00:00-00:30 Intro
1:12: Welcome to the Patent Episode
1:30 Tyler: How many patents have you filed?
1:45 Jason: I've never filed any patents
2:18 Introduction to Reid
3:30-5:15 Surveymonkey Ad
5:30-6:30 Tyler talks about SurveyMonkey
6:49- 7:18 Let's get right into it, let's talk patents.
7:46- 8:45 Why patent?
9:00- 9:40 How long have patents existed? What are the point of patents?
9:51- 10:45 Let's talk about the filing process. I've heard it's very expensive and time consuming?
11:19 - 12:21 Guests define prior art and 'skilled in the art'
12: 53 - 13: 50 Types of patents, including 'plant patents' and design patents
13:57- 14: 35 Patents vs Copyright and Trademarks
14:40- 15:15 Introduction to software patents, why they are tricky
15: 20- 16:00 Dave Mathews' worst patent ever, CueCat!
17:00- 18:00 Patent application process, enforceable component explained
18:15- 19:30 Multi-touch patent. Or as Jason calls it, Apple's 'Pinching Patent'
19:45- 20:30 Why claims are most important, especially as it pertains to litigation
20:30 - 21:22 Claims explained, especially in terms of constructing language that can protect a patent
22:04- 23:30 Explanation of how patents can be circumnavigated by solving a problem using a new method
24:00- 25:00 Patent Trolls
25:03 -26:00 Who writes patents?
26:39 - 27:18 Can somebody file a patent without an attorney? Would it be defensible?
27:26 - Has patenting become the domain of the rich?
27:40- 30:29 MailChimp Ad Read
30:40- 31:46 In terms of real money, how much does this process cost? How long does it take?
31:47- 32: 21 How thorough are the patent claims reviewers?
32:25 - 33:10 You can get back some of the money you invested over that time through patent term
33:48- 34:30 How patents affect apps, and other mobile services
34:30- 35:10 How do on-Practicing entities, AKA Patent Trolls, operate
35:20 - 36:20 How did we get to this point, where people sue over patents constantly?
36:30 - 37:15 Are we getting to the point where devices are going to have to remove certain features in order to comply with patents?
37:42 - 38:40 Invention house run by Nathan Myhrvold
39:00 - 40:00 The method patent, and the glut of ip patents from the 90s
40:26- 41:00 Different ways to claim a system
41: 50 In re Bilski discussed
42:24 - 43:06 Europe doesn't allow software patents. Should we do a similar thing in the US?
43:35- 44:38 What chance does any small company have against giant companies that are filing an inordinate numbers of patents?
44:55- 45:48 Are patents killing innovation?
46:00- 47:12 Is there abuse going on in the system, and are patent trolls abusive?
47:30- 48:45 Discussion of the America Invents Act, and implications of "First To File"
48:50- 49:55 Does the America Invents Act favor the Patent Trolls? Does it make the fight for smaller inventors harder?
50:00 Is the goal of the America Invents Act to accelerate innovation?
50:57 What is the Inventors Logbook? Is this standard practice?
51:45 - 52:46 When a patent is granted, is it written in stone or can it be overturned?
52:59 - 54:00 Is this litigation trend evidenced by the current battles over wireless patents?
54:09 - 54: 45 Let's talk about the damages, because some people have had huge damages awarded. What are treble damages?
55: 25 - 56:07 I haven't experienced patent litigation in the Internet space. Is this common?
56:10- 56: 59 What's the advice for startups? Should you bother getting patents?
57:00- 57:30 Tyler talks about his experiences earning patents
57:44 - 58:10 Who draws patents?
58:18- 59:00 When you submit, is that public? Can you request non-publication until grant?
59:00 Discussion of trade secrets
1:00:00- 1:00:55 Anti-trolls! We haven't covered that too well. Who's out there doing this, like the EFF?
1:01:17: Thank you Reid Dammann, and Dave Mathews.
1:02:30 Dave talks invention bonuses
1:02: 50 Explanation of royalties
1:03: 30 Benefits of buying patents
1:04:17 How many patents do these big companies hold? Discussion of IBM, who holds the most.
1:05:11 Can you patent open source material after the fact?
1:06:05 Get yourself a good attorney, because I wondered if people should start filing dozens of patents? Just to make the system so murky so that you can force patent reform.
1:07:09 Discussion of www.pat2pdf.org
1:08: 57 Wrap! Thanks to Mailchimp, and SurveyMonkey, go to twistlist.co to sign up for our mailing list, and we will see you next time on TWiST.
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Join our new mailing list and be the first to learn about upcoming guests!
Jason interviews NeuAer CEO Dave Mathews and attorney Reid Dammann about everything startups need to know about patents, from why to file to avoiding being poached by "Patent Trolls."
00:00-00:30 Intro
1:12: Welcome to the Patent Episode
1:30 Tyler: How many patents have you filed?
1:45 Jason: I've never filed any patents
2:18 Introduction to Reid
3:30-5:15 Surveymonkey Ad
5:30-6:30 Tyler talks about SurveyMonkey
6:49- 7:18 Let's get right into it, let's talk patents.
7:46- 8:45 Why patent?
9:00- 9:40 How long have patents existed? What are the point of patents?
9:51- 10:45 Let's talk about the filing process. I've heard it's very expensive and time consuming?
11:19 - 12:21 Guests define prior art and 'skilled in the art'
12: 53 - 13: 50 Types of patents, including 'plant patents' and design patents
13:57- 14: 35 Patents vs Copyright and Trademarks
14:40- 15:15 Introduction to software patents, why they are tricky
15: 20- 16:00 Dave Mathews' worst patent ever, CueCat!
17:00- 18:00 Patent application process, enforceable component explained
18:15- 19:30 Multi-touch patent. Or as Jason calls it, Apple's 'Pinching Patent'
19:45- 20:30 Why claims are most important, especially as it pertains to litigation
20:30 - 21:22 Claims explained, especially in terms of constructing language that can protect a patent
22:04- 23:30 Explanation of how patents can be circumnavigated by solving a problem using a new method
24:00- 25:00 Patent Trolls
25:03 -26:00 Who writes patents?
26:39 - 27:18 Can somebody file a patent without an attorney? Would it be defensible?
27:26 - Has patenting become the domain of the rich?
27:40- 30:29 MailChimp Ad Read
30:40- 31:46 In terms of real money, how much does this process cost? How long does it take?
31:47- 32: 21 How thorough are the patent claims reviewers?
32:25 - 33:10 You can get back some of the money you invested over that time through patent term
33:48- 34:30 How patents affect apps, and other mobile services
34:30- 35:10 How do on-Practicing entities, AKA Patent Trolls, operate
35:20 - 36:20 How did we get to this point, where people sue over patents constantly?
36:30 - 37:15 Are we getting to the point where devices are going to have to remove certain features in order to comply with patents?
37:42 - 38:40 Invention house run by Nathan Myhrvold
39:00 - 40:00 The method patent, and the glut of ip patents from the 90s
40:26- 41:00 Different ways to claim a system
41: 50 In re Bilski discussed
42:24 - 43:06 Europe doesn't allow software patents. Should we do a similar thing in the US?
43:35- 44:38 What chance does any small company have against giant companies that are filing an inordinate numbers of patents?
44:55- 45:48 Are patents killing innovation?
46:00- 47:12 Is there abuse going on in the system, and are patent trolls abusive?
47:30- 48:45 Discussion of the America Invents Act, and implications of "First To File"
48:50- 49:55 Does the America Invents Act favor the Patent Trolls? Does it make the fight for smaller inventors harder?
50:00 Is the goal of the America Invents Act to accelerate innovation?
50:57 What is the Inventors Logbook? Is this standard practice?
51:45 - 52:46 When a patent is granted, is it written in stone or can it be overturned?
52:59 - 54:00 Is this litigation trend evidenced by the current battles over wireless patents?
54:09 - 54: 45 Let's talk about the damages, because some people have had huge damages awarded. What are treble damages?
55: 25 - 56:07 I haven't experienced patent litigation in the Internet space. Is this common?
56:10- 56: 59 What's the advice for startups? Should you bother getting patents?
57:00- 57:30 Tyler talks about his experiences earning patents
57:44 - 58:10 Who draws patents?
58:18- 59:00 When you submit, is that public? Can you request non-publication until grant?
59:00 Discussion of trade secrets
1:00:00- 1:00:55 Anti-trolls! We haven't covered that too well. Who's out there doing this, like the EFF?
1:01:17: Thank you Reid Dammann, and Dave Mathews.
1:02:30 Dave talks invention bonuses
1:02: 50 Explanation of royalties
1:03: 30 Benefits of buying patents
1:04:17 How many patents do these big companies hold? Discussion of IBM, who holds the most.
1:05:11 Can you patent open source material after the fact?
1:06:05 Get yourself a good attorney, because I wondered if people should start filing dozens of patents? Just to make the system so murky so that you can force patent reform.
1:07:09 Discussion of www.pat2pdf.org
1:08: 57 Wrap! Thanks to Mailchimp, and SurveyMonkey, go to twistlist.co to sign up for our mailing list, and we will see you next time on TWiST.
- published: 28 Oct 2011
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Land Patents and a "Freehold state"
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Very good information regarding land patents that actually makes the land a "freehold state". Only living men and women can truly own land or property. ...
Very good information regarding land patents that actually makes the land a "freehold state". Only living men and women can truly own land or property. The Land Patent is very old & was the way that to land was given to the living men & woman on the land. Read more HERE http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/ and search the land Patents to find your patent on your property.
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Very good information regarding land patents that actually makes the land a "freehold state". Only living men and women can truly own land or property. The Land Patent is very old & was the way that to land was given to the living men & woman on the land. Read more HERE http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/ and search the land Patents to find your patent on your property.
- published: 26 Jul 2014
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Software Patent Debate
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- Duration: 57:57
- Updated: 30 Aug 2011
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[Recorded: August 24, 2011]
THE MOTION: SOFTWARE PATENTS ENCOURAGE INNOVATION
Proponents of software patents argue that software deserves the protection of pate...
[Recorded: August 24, 2011]
THE MOTION: SOFTWARE PATENTS ENCOURAGE INNOVATION
Proponents of software patents argue that software deserves the protection of patents just as any other invention does. Software is simply a description of computer instructions that allow a processor to perform complex tasks. Particularly in today's knowledge economy, the value of software is growing and patents protect the investment of time, effort, and money made by companies and individual programmers.
Critics of software patents argue that they stifle innovation rather than promote it by cutting off the free flow of ideas needed to advance technology. Software consists of mathematical equations, which cannot and should not be patentable. Most software patents describe algorithms that are simple or obvious to a programmer of ordinary skill and thus do not deserve patent protection.
FOR THE MOTION
Bob Zeidman is the president and founder of Zeidman Consulting, a premiere contract research and development firm in Silicon Valley that focuses on engineering consulting to law firms about intellectual property disputes. Clients have included Apple Computer, Cisco Systems, Cadence Design Systems, Facebook, Intel, Symantec, Texas Instruments, and Zynga. Bob is also the president and founder of Software Analysis and Forensic Engineering Corporation, the leading provider of software intellectual property analysis tools. Bob has worked on and testified in nearly 100 cases involving billions of dollars in disputed intellectual property.
Bob is a prolific writer and instructor, giving seminars at conferences around the world. Among his publications are numerous articles on engineering and business as well as four textbooks, two novels, and three screenplays. Bob holds numerous patents and earned two bachelor's degrees, in physics and electrical engineering, from Cornell University and a master's degree in electrical engineering from Stanford University.
AGAINST THE MOTION
Edward A. Lee has been on the faculty in the Electrical Engineering
and Computer Sciences (EECS) department at U.C. Berkeley for more than 25 years. He has served as chair of the department and currently holds the Robert S. Pepper Distinguished Professorship. He has been a proponent of open source software and has headed the design and development of an open source design environment known as Ptolemy. He is a co-founder of BDTI, Inc., a technical analysis and advising company, where he is currently a Senior Technical Ad visor, has consulted for a number of other companies, and has served as an expert witness and/or advisor in software patent litigation cases. His research interests center on design, modeling, and analysis of embedded, real-time computational systems. He is a director of Chess, the Berkeley Center for Hybrid and Embedded Software Systems. He has published extensively, including six books and hundreds of research papers. Prior to Berkeley, Prof. Lee was a member of technical staff at Bell Telephone Laboratories in Holmdel, New Jersey, in the Advanced Data Communications Laboratory. His Bachelors degree (B.S.) is from Yale University (1979), his masters (S.M.) from MIT (1981), and his Ph.D. from U. C. Berkeley (1986). He is a Fellow of the IEEE, was an NSF Presidential Young Investigator, and won the 1997 Frederick Emmons Terman Award for Engineering Education.
MODERATOR
John C. Hollar, President and Chief Executive Officer, Computer History Museum. He has served as CEO since 2008, and holds bachelor's degrees in political science and journalism (BFA), and in law (JD) from Harvard Law School.
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[Recorded: August 24, 2011]
THE MOTION: SOFTWARE PATENTS ENCOURAGE INNOVATION
Proponents of software patents argue that software deserves the protection of patents just as any other invention does. Software is simply a description of computer instructions that allow a processor to perform complex tasks. Particularly in today's knowledge economy, the value of software is growing and patents protect the investment of time, effort, and money made by companies and individual programmers.
Critics of software patents argue that they stifle innovation rather than promote it by cutting off the free flow of ideas needed to advance technology. Software consists of mathematical equations, which cannot and should not be patentable. Most software patents describe algorithms that are simple or obvious to a programmer of ordinary skill and thus do not deserve patent protection.
FOR THE MOTION
Bob Zeidman is the president and founder of Zeidman Consulting, a premiere contract research and development firm in Silicon Valley that focuses on engineering consulting to law firms about intellectual property disputes. Clients have included Apple Computer, Cisco Systems, Cadence Design Systems, Facebook, Intel, Symantec, Texas Instruments, and Zynga. Bob is also the president and founder of Software Analysis and Forensic Engineering Corporation, the leading provider of software intellectual property analysis tools. Bob has worked on and testified in nearly 100 cases involving billions of dollars in disputed intellectual property.
Bob is a prolific writer and instructor, giving seminars at conferences around the world. Among his publications are numerous articles on engineering and business as well as four textbooks, two novels, and three screenplays. Bob holds numerous patents and earned two bachelor's degrees, in physics and electrical engineering, from Cornell University and a master's degree in electrical engineering from Stanford University.
AGAINST THE MOTION
Edward A. Lee has been on the faculty in the Electrical Engineering
and Computer Sciences (EECS) department at U.C. Berkeley for more than 25 years. He has served as chair of the department and currently holds the Robert S. Pepper Distinguished Professorship. He has been a proponent of open source software and has headed the design and development of an open source design environment known as Ptolemy. He is a co-founder of BDTI, Inc., a technical analysis and advising company, where he is currently a Senior Technical Ad visor, has consulted for a number of other companies, and has served as an expert witness and/or advisor in software patent litigation cases. His research interests center on design, modeling, and analysis of embedded, real-time computational systems. He is a director of Chess, the Berkeley Center for Hybrid and Embedded Software Systems. He has published extensively, including six books and hundreds of research papers. Prior to Berkeley, Prof. Lee was a member of technical staff at Bell Telephone Laboratories in Holmdel, New Jersey, in the Advanced Data Communications Laboratory. His Bachelors degree (B.S.) is from Yale University (1979), his masters (S.M.) from MIT (1981), and his Ph.D. from U. C. Berkeley (1986). He is a Fellow of the IEEE, was an NSF Presidential Young Investigator, and won the 1997 Frederick Emmons Terman Award for Engineering Education.
MODERATOR
John C. Hollar, President and Chief Executive Officer, Computer History Museum. He has served as CEO since 2008, and holds bachelor's degrees in political science and journalism (BFA), and in law (JD) from Harvard Law School.
- published: 30 Aug 2011
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Patent Absurdity - How software patents broke the system
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- Duration: 28:59
- Updated: 23 Feb 2012
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"Patent Absurdity explores the case of software patents and the history of judicial activism that led to their rise, and the harm being done to software develop...
"Patent Absurdity explores the case of software patents and the history of judicial activism that led to their rise, and the harm being done to software developers and the wider economy. The film is based on a series of interviews conducted during the Supreme Court's review of in re Bilski — a case that could have profound implications for the patenting of software."
Unfortunately (from the first EFF link bellow): "the Supreme Court's ruling eroded the CAFC's limits on process patents and thus missed an opportunity to fix some of the problems with those patents."
http://patentabsurdity.com/resources.html
https://www.eff.org/cases/re-bilski
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2012/02/why-patent-system-doesnt-play
http://www.groklaw.net/
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"Patent Absurdity explores the case of software patents and the history of judicial activism that led to their rise, and the harm being done to software developers and the wider economy. The film is based on a series of interviews conducted during the Supreme Court's review of in re Bilski — a case that could have profound implications for the patenting of software."
Unfortunately (from the first EFF link bellow): "the Supreme Court's ruling eroded the CAFC's limits on process patents and thus missed an opportunity to fix some of the problems with those patents."
http://patentabsurdity.com/resources.html
https://www.eff.org/cases/re-bilski
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2012/02/why-patent-system-doesnt-play
http://www.groklaw.net/
- published: 23 Feb 2012
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Lecture 00 - Introduction to Patents
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- Duration: 66:13
- Updated: 17 Dec 2014
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Lecture 00 is an overview of the US Patent System and an introduction to the course.
Lecture 00 is an overview of the US Patent System and an introduction to the course.
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Lecture 00 is an overview of the US Patent System and an introduction to the course.
- published: 17 Dec 2014
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Law Relating to Patents in India
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- Updated: 07 Aug 2015
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This Lecture talks about Law Relating to Patents in India
This Lecture talks about Law Relating to Patents in India
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The Danger of Software Patents - Richard Stallman
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- Duration: 117:31
- Updated: 28 Dec 2012
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May 18, 2005 - Calgary, Canada - Richard Stallman talks about software patents at the University of Calgary, Canada. Topics include myths about patents; what to...
May 18, 2005 - Calgary, Canada - Richard Stallman talks about software patents at the University of Calgary, Canada. Topics include myths about patents; what to do about patents (avoid a patent, get a license, overturn the patent); the field of physical engineering versus the field of software; the progress of software ideas; the effects of software patents; Canada and software patents.
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May 18, 2005 - Calgary, Canada - Richard Stallman talks about software patents at the University of Calgary, Canada. Topics include myths about patents; what to do about patents (avoid a patent, get a license, overturn the patent); the field of physical engineering versus the field of software; the progress of software ideas; the effects of software patents; Canada and software patents.
Copyright 2005
Note: This video may only be used for purposes such as criticism, review, private study, scholarship, or research.
Other research materials and information: http://tech-insider.org/
- published: 28 Dec 2012
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The Future of Software Patents
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- Duration: 71:33
- Updated: 22 Jun 2013
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(April 13, 2009) James Bessen
(April 13, 2009) James Bessen
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Intellectual Property: Patents, Trademarks, and Copyright
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- Duration: 49:21
- Updated: 15 Jun 2009
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Part 4 of the E*Bootcamp targeted to the interests of Darden students. This is a free event open to students, alumni, UVA, and the greater Charlottesville commu...
Part 4 of the E*Bootcamp targeted to the interests of Darden students. This is a free event open to students, alumni, UVA, and the greater Charlottesville community.
The E*Bootcamp consists of a full day of workshops and a reception/networking session. This program focuses on issues of tactical concern to entrepreneurs, for example: incorporating, building a team, sharing equity with founding partners, confidentiality agreements, business plans, start-up accounting, creative bootstrapping, and other funding concerns. Sessions are led by leading entrepreneurship professors and practitioners.
The goal of Darden's E*Bootcamp is to provide entrepreneurs with the basic tools to execute the first steps of creating a start-up venture. Unlike other programs, the E*Bootcamp is about basic blocking & tackling to get a start-up going.
This session is led by Peter Davis, Attorney, Morrison & Foerster.
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Part 4 of the E*Bootcamp targeted to the interests of Darden students. This is a free event open to students, alumni, UVA, and the greater Charlottesville community.
The E*Bootcamp consists of a full day of workshops and a reception/networking session. This program focuses on issues of tactical concern to entrepreneurs, for example: incorporating, building a team, sharing equity with founding partners, confidentiality agreements, business plans, start-up accounting, creative bootstrapping, and other funding concerns. Sessions are led by leading entrepreneurship professors and practitioners.
The goal of Darden's E*Bootcamp is to provide entrepreneurs with the basic tools to execute the first steps of creating a start-up venture. Unlike other programs, the E*Bootcamp is about basic blocking & tackling to get a start-up going.
This session is led by Peter Davis, Attorney, Morrison & Foerster.
- published: 15 Jun 2009
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Lecture 01 - The History and Theory of Patents
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- Duration: 45:09
- Updated: 06 Jan 2015
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This lecture discusses the historical origins of patent law -- both abroad and in the US -- and then explores the theories unpinning the system.
This lecture discusses the historical origins of patent law -- both abroad and in the US -- and then explores the theories unpinning the system.
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This lecture discusses the historical origins of patent law -- both abroad and in the US -- and then explores the theories unpinning the system.
- published: 06 Jan 2015
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Intro to Patent Law - Jeff Schox // Startup Elements
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- Duration: 36:08
- Updated: 02 Apr 2012
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Patent law expert Jeff Schox shares his tips on how and why startups should file patents to protect their IP.
Presented by leaders in healthcare, technology, a...
Patent law expert Jeff Schox shares his tips on how and why startups should file patents to protect their IP.
Presented by leaders in healthcare, technology, and beyond, Startup Elements covers a wide variety of topics relevant to digital health entrepreneurs, from accounting to marketing to navigating regulation. View the rest of our series at http://rockhealth.com/resources/startup-elements/.
Rock Health is an early-stage venture fund supporting the next generation of technologies transforming healthcare. To learn more, visit http://www.rockhealth.com.
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DISCLAIMER: This video conveys general information about patent law, and does not provide legal advice. You should always consult an attorney for individual legal advice regarding your own situation.
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Patent law expert Jeff Schox shares his tips on how and why startups should file patents to protect their IP.
Presented by leaders in healthcare, technology, and beyond, Startup Elements covers a wide variety of topics relevant to digital health entrepreneurs, from accounting to marketing to navigating regulation. View the rest of our series at http://rockhealth.com/resources/startup-elements/.
Rock Health is an early-stage venture fund supporting the next generation of technologies transforming healthcare. To learn more, visit http://www.rockhealth.com.
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DISCLAIMER: This video conveys general information about patent law, and does not provide legal advice. You should always consult an attorney for individual legal advice regarding your own situation.
- published: 02 Apr 2012
- views: 12985
JADE II + GeoINT US Government Patents Remote MK Ultra BY:LEVEL9NEWS
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- Duration: 23:19
- Updated: 16 Jul 2015
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LINK TO LEVEL9NEWS: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9DQthDEW4SHAz36dxkzp3A
HER DESCRIPTION:
"Original Upload attempt, July 8, 2015
REMOTE MK ULTRA - H...
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REMOTE MK ULTRA - Human Handlers & Drugs NOT Required!
Patent # 003951134 Distant Brain Reading & Brain Wave Manipulation 4.10.1976
Patent # 6011991 Communication system and method including brain wave analysis and/or use of brain activity 01.04.2000
Patent # 6470214 USAF RF Hearing Effect for skull/tissue penetrating sound
Patent # 6587729 Similar to Patent # 6470214
These psychopaths pushing for global governance using a global neural net to Master the Human Domain have been working on this tech for a long time. This report outlines patents set aside for government, the military & DoD. This tech wasn't tested and patented to sit on a shelf collecting dust.
Much gratitude to those of you who pointed me in the direction to find this information. This is absolutely what we need now - group think and group collaboration, AND getting the word out"!
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LINK TO LEVEL9NEWS: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9DQthDEW4SHAz36dxkzp3A
HER DESCRIPTION:
"Original Upload attempt, July 8, 2015
REMOTE MK ULTRA - Human Handlers & Drugs NOT Required!
Patent # 003951134 Distant Brain Reading & Brain Wave Manipulation 4.10.1976
Patent # 6011991 Communication system and method including brain wave analysis and/or use of brain activity 01.04.2000
Patent # 6470214 USAF RF Hearing Effect for skull/tissue penetrating sound
Patent # 6587729 Similar to Patent # 6470214
These psychopaths pushing for global governance using a global neural net to Master the Human Domain have been working on this tech for a long time. This report outlines patents set aside for government, the military & DoD. This tech wasn't tested and patented to sit on a shelf collecting dust.
Much gratitude to those of you who pointed me in the direction to find this information. This is absolutely what we need now - group think and group collaboration, AND getting the word out"!
- published: 16 Jul 2015
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Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Patents (HBO)
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Patents, Novelty, and Trolls: Crash Course Intellectual Property #4
This week, Stan teaches you about patents. It turns out, they're patently complicated! So,...
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6 Dumbest Patents of All Time
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How To Protect Your Ideas - Patents!
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Design Patents & Utility Patents - Learn the Differences Between Design and Utility Patents
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25 Strangest Patents Ever Filed
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What Motivates Inventors? Patents or Passion? | Dr. Kalyan C Kankanala | TEDxNMIMSBangalore
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Patents, Prizes, and Subsidies
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Basic Facts: Trademarks, Patents, and Copyrights
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4 Shitty Patents That Ruined Gaming | Fact Hunt
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Patents Explained - How to make money from a patent
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Protecting Intellectual Property in Your Startup with Patents and Trade Secrets
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Airbus patents world's fastest helicopter
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Google patents pedestrian flypaper for self driving cars
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VW Group faces U.S. patent probe over hybrids
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Original 1965 And New 2015 Mustangs Convertible Sliced
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Koushik Dutta pulls Vysor due to patent licensing demand from MPEG LA
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Are Patents Under Attack in the Supreme Court? [EBR4]
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Land Patents and a "Freehold state"
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Software Patent Debate
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Patent Absurdity - How software patents broke the system
"Patent Absurdity explores the case of software patents and the history of judicial activi...
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Patent Absurdity - How software patents broke the system
Patent Absurdity - How software patents broke the system
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Lecture 00 - Introduction to Patents
Lecture 00 is an overview of the US Patent System and an introduction to the course.
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Lecture 00 - Introduction to Patents
Lecture 00 - Introduction to Patents
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Law Relating to Patents in India
This Lecture talks about Law Relating to Patents in India
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Law Relating to Patents in India
Law Relating to Patents in India
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The Danger of Software Patents - Richard Stallman
May 18, 2005 - Calgary, Canada - Richard Stallman talks about software patents at the Univ...
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The Danger of Software Patents - Richard Stallman
The Danger of Software Patents - Richard Stallman
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The Future of Software Patents
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The Future of Software Patents
The Future of Software Patents
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Intellectual Property: Patents, Trademarks, and Copyright
Part 4 of the E*Bootcamp targeted to the interests of Darden students. This is a free even...
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Intellectual Property: Patents, Trademarks, and Copyright
Intellectual Property: Patents, Trademarks, and Copyright
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Lecture 01 - The History and Theory of Patents
This lecture discusses the historical origins of patent law -- both abroad and in the US -...
published: 06 Jan 2015
Lecture 01 - The History and Theory of Patents
Lecture 01 - The History and Theory of Patents
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Intro to Patent Law - Jeff Schox // Startup Elements
Patent law expert Jeff Schox shares his tips on how and why startups should file patents t...
published: 02 Apr 2012
Intro to Patent Law - Jeff Schox // Startup Elements
Intro to Patent Law - Jeff Schox // Startup Elements
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JADE II + GeoINT US Government Patents Remote MK Ultra BY:LEVEL9NEWS
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Egyptian Aviation Minister Sherif Fathi said a terrorist attack was more likely to have taken down the missing EgyptAir aircraft early Thursday morning rather than technical failure, Gulf News Egypt reported. There were no known security concerns about passengers aboard the missing plane, but further checks are underway ... The plane was due to arrive at 3.05 a.m. local time....
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US B52 bomber crashes on Guam, all crew safe
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'Stratofortress' aircraft goes down shortly after take-off; all seven crew escape unharmed ... ....
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EgyptAir flight with Briton among 66 on board 'crashed near Greek Med island'
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A passenger plane travelling from Paris to Cairo with 66 people including a Briton on board crashed near the Greek Mediterranean island of Karpathos, according to reports ... Share Go To. Reports claim it crashed near Karpathos, which is around 50 miles east of Crete in the eastern Mediterranean ... ....
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Report: Defunct Trump University, Saudi Arabia Still Bring In Cash For Billionaire
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The reports include estimates of his assets, income and debt since the beginning of 2015, the report said.In his 104-page filing, he’s listed as having 527 current job titles, most leadership roles in his multitude of companies. Trump claims he’s worth $10 billion, but the records show he has at least $1.47 billion in assets and at least $315 million in liabilities — although it’s possible his assets are worth as much as he says....
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Current Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton also wins on the Democratic side.Republican strategist Liz Mair told Mother Jones the option being discussed would see popular third-party candidates – say Mitt Romney running in Utah or Sen ... Should that happen, the president would be chosen by the Republican-led U.S. House of Representatives. Is such a plan legal? The 12th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution allows for the process ... ....
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The 10 craziest Google patents
Edit Business Insider 19 May 2016
So we decided to dig through a bunch of the company's patent filings to see what big ideas the company may pursue next....
Federal Circuit's Enfish is an Important 101 Decision (Reed Smith LLP)
Edit Public Technologies 19 May 2016
Applicants for software-related patents will be interested in the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit's decision in the matter of Enfish v ... At step two, the district court analyzed claim 47 of patent no ... In order to improve the value of a software patent, a patent drafter should set forth the claims to recite enough detail that an examiner (or a court) can reliably determine what the claim 'is directed towards.'....
Still facing Dieselgate, VW now charged with hybrid patent infringement
Edit The Examiner 19 May 2016
The agency has opened an investigation into whether VW infringed on hybrid vehicle patents owned by a Baltimore-based company ... In its filing, Paice said it had shared its patented hybrid technology with the automaker when they collaborated from 2001-04 when VW dropped out ... Paice has vigorously pursued its hybrid technology patents. For example, in 2010 Paice and Toyota set up a licensing deal for 23 hybrid electrical control patents....
Brekford Files Patent Application for Automated Detection of Electronic Distracted Driving Violations (Brekford International Corp)
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With today's patent application, we hope to eventually receive a patent grant from the USPTO, which will protect the technology from duplication in the marketplace.' ... Most importantly, the provisional application allows the owner of the patent to market products that are believed to be covered by the patent application with 'patent pending' status....
Baroness Neville-Rolfe introduces the IP (Unjustified Threats) Bill (Intellectual Property Office)
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This will help clarify the existing provisions making them more consistent across the relevant rights - patents, trade marks and designs ... of the Unified Patent Court ... Tony Rollins, President of the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys, said. ... It is essential that this area of the law is reformed before the introduction of the Unified Patents Court....
Edico Genome Strengthens Intellectual Property Position for DRAGEN Bio-IT Processor
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SAN DIEGO, May 19, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Edico Genome, creator of the world's first bio-IT processor designed to analyze next-generation sequencing (NGS) data, today announced a third, foundational patent issued by the United States Patent and Trademark Office. U.S. patent number ... ....
Google has patented a self-driving car that will glue people to the hood if you crash into them
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Google has patented a technology that will attach people to the front of your self-driving car after a collision, The Mercury News reports ... The existence of a patent about gluing people to cars ......
Kudelski Group and Yahoo settle patent litigation (Kudelski SA)
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KUD.S) announced today that it has entered into a patent license agreement with Yahoo! Inc. Under the agreement, the parties agreed to dismiss all pending patent litigation ... The Kudelski Group holds over 4,700 issued and pending patents worldwide and is headquartered in Cheseaux-sur-Lausanne, Switzerland....
Google patent wants to physically stick pedestrians to self-driving cars after accidents
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Edit The Times of India 19 May 2016
BENGALURU ... Tough to manage privacy alone on social media. Report ... Govt opens Tatkal window for faster patents to startups. In a bid to encourage startups to patent their technologies, the government has slashed the fee by up to 80% and opened a special (Tatkal) window to expedite clearances for them as well as entities that route their global patent applications via the Indian Patents Office ... RELATED. From around the web....
Celyad announces first quarter 2016 business update (Celyad SA)
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First US patent relating to a method of producing allogeneic primary human T cells that are engineered to be T-Cell Receptor (TCR)-deficient and express a Chimeric Antigen Receptor (CAR) ... In March, the Company strengthened its patent portfolio having been granted, by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), the first U.S. patent relating to a ......
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