William Lozito has a great post over at Name Wire, on ‘how to “verb up” your brand’. It’s something some brand owners diligently try to prevent, others embrace. As William mentioned,...
So what is the best strategy for patenting in China? I recently gave my “10 Ways to Improve and IP Strategy” talk at IQPC in Florida, and a general consensus among...
I’ve just finished reading the book ‘Don’t file a patent’ by John Smith and want to share with you some thoughts. Although, in my opinion, the author is presenting a sketchy...
If you encountered an alien from another world and wanted him to understand the concept of what a word is, chances are you would put words (and their object or idea...
Guest post by Marc Kaufman Determination of the quantitative value of patents has been elusive. Complex statistical analysis and accounting methods have been applied to patents in an effort to ascribe...
Welcome to the IP Think Tank podcast for Thursday 4 November 2010. In this show Duncan is joined by Kim Chotkowski, Stan Abrams and Robert Cantrell to discuss: China innovation and...
It’s wrong to think that a patent can automatically stop your competitor from entering a market, or making a competitor product. Just wrong. Patents are hurdles, not walls. Each of them...
Thinking of a patent as a fortress to defend an invention could be setting yourself up to lose it. Patents as static defenses can be defeated, just as assuredly as kings...
Welcome to the IP Think Tank podcast for Thursday 2 September 2010. In this show Duncan is joined by Darren Olivier and Jeremy Phillips to discuss: the copyright sign as a...
Jeremy Phillips, Duncan Bucknell, Philip Parker and Dave Donoghue discuss the impact of the recession on IP Strategy in Japan, IP in Japanese service companies, Patent quality in Europe, the US...
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