Oct 5, 2018John Cronin
Patent Licensing and Patent Sales Go Hollywood!
Short marketing videos now drive patent sales and licensing interest. What a strong IP video needs: personality, clear value, and a great story.
Perspectives on IP strategy, patent valuation, structured invention, and the evolving landscape of intellectual property from the team at ipCapital Group.
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Talk with Our TeamShort marketing videos now drive patent sales and licensing interest. What a strong IP video needs: personality, clear value, and a great story.
Mask works, software, design patents, and biologicals do not fit neat IP categories. How these specialized intellectual property rights work.
Why generalized AI engines fail in the IP and IAM space. Specialized AI apps tuned to prior art search and invention documentation will win instead.
The four basic types of intellectual property explained. How patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets each protect different assets.
India’s IP environment is taking off alongside China’s. How Startup India, patent rebates, and rising filings shape IP development strategy.
How will AI invent? Expect fast filing, bulletproof applications tested against prior art, and AI reviewed patents that change patent strategy.
China is moving from importing technology to creating IP. What stronger Chinese IP enforcement and Made in China 2025 mean for foreign patent owners.
The blockchain patent gold rush mirrors 1850s California. Why early, strategic patent filings will beat the speculative race to the patent office.
Patent law does not recognize AI as an inventor. Why the definition of inventor should change to let AI invention drive patents and progress.
Personal goodwill valuation can bring major tax advantages in a sale. How a trade secret ipScan builds defensible evidence of an owner’s contribution.
Adam Bulakowski on winning in the knowledge economy. Why intangible assets and strong IP systems decide who captures value from innovation.
In this whitepaper, Adam discusses how companies (and countries) with unique, intangible assets and associated capabilities capture more of the value that they create from innovation activities (and remain competitive).