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Always looking for a new potential marketing forum, Google is thinking outside of the box again. It recently filed a patent application for digital billboards. Related Article Tags: , , , , , , , , ,
In this article, we continue to dig into the patent application of Google regarding the method used to rank sites in search results. Interestingly, Google asserts in the application that it might consider user data as a factor in organizing search results. Related Article Tags: , ,
The recent patent application filed by Google details numerous items the search engine uses to rank web pages. The specific application is summarized as... Related Article Tags: , , ,
The recent patent application filed by Google details numerous items the search engine uses to rank web pages. The specific application is summarized as... Related Article Tags: , ,
Inventors should review hiring a top tier patent attorney, versus filing on their own or even worse doing nothing to protect their most important asset.
An article about patent filing options outside of the United States.
Second in a series of articles on business method patents.
Overcome the barriers of making money from your revolutionary idea. The 4 barriers that stand in your way of obtaining a patent and selling it. Related Article Tags: , ,
An article on how to get a patent.
A patent gives you the right to stop others from using, making, or selling your invention in the country issuing the patent. These rights are known as offensive rights since they allow you to take the offensive and sue an infringer. Related Article Tags: , , ,
Patent Registration is an exclusive right that aims at preventing and protecting the unauthorized selling, use and importing of the service, product or process innovatively invented. Patent registration is given for specific number of years to the inventor of service or of the product. Related Article Tags: , , ,
Last in a series of articles on obtaining business method patents.
According to the law, only the inventor may apply for a patent, with certain exceptions. If a person who is not the inventor should apply for a patent, the patent, if granted, would be invalid. Further, the person who falsely states that he/she is the inventor in the Declaration or Oath which is submitted with the application would also be subject to criminal penalties.
An article about the early history of the United States Patent Office.
Once you have your product developed it's time to decide if a patent is worth the trouble. Although in theory, all good ideas should be protected by a patent. Consider the protection however as only the right to allow you to claim the technology, product or ideas as your own. YOU get to do all the protecting. So if you develop a product then someone steals the idea and goes into competition with you, you have the right to sue and defend your patent rights. Related Article Tags: , , , , , , , , , ,
Patent is elite rights to a creator or their assignee for a limited period of time. The process of granting patents and the extent of exclusive rights vary between countries. A patent application is for the allowance of a patent and claim by that request. Many don't seem to be clear concerning the face of what is patent. Patent may be a set of elite rights decided by a state to a creator or their assignee for a restricted amount of your time in exchange for the general public disclosure of an invention. Related Article Tags: , , , ,
Technically when someone manufactures or sells an item that uses patented technology that person would be in infringement of the patent. If patent infringement does occur, the unauthorized user may receive a cease-and-desist letter by the owner of the patent. The patent owner might be seeking an order to stop the unauthorized user from manufacturing or selling the item that contains the patented technology and they may also be seeking damages and restitution, which can be very costly.
So you have an idea or design that you think no one else has ever had. You want to move forward on the idea, but you also don't want anyone to copy your idea. What do you do? You need a patent.
There is one kind of home business that is very different to any other: that of the inventor. If you've invented something, the chances are that you don't have the resources to mass-produce it yourself - you'll be needing to send the plans and designs off to someone else to make in their factory. When you do this, though, how can you protect your idea against theft by them, or anyone else who might see it? The answer is patent registration.
An article about making your own patent drawings.
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