posted: January 29, 2009
Intellectual property is divided into four generally accepted categories: copyrights, trademarks, patents, and trade secrets. Given …read more
Category: Copyright | Patent | Trademark
Tags: Copyright | copyright Office | Intellectual property | Patent | patent and trademark office | servicemark | trade secret | Trademark | uniform trade secret act
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posted: October 24, 2008
Our very own Don Baker is quoted in this article appearing in the October 2008 issue of Technology Transfer Tactics. The article concerns an “inventor” trying to secure a business method patent for a technology commercialization model he claims is novel. Many others disagree.
Money quote:
The same goes for Donald H. Baker Jr., managing partner at Safford & Baker PLLC, Bloomfield Hills, MI. There are already foundations that hold entire portfolios for their respective universities doing the very thing Buck envisions, he says, pointing to the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation as an example. Other universities have similar outside “holders” of their IP, he adds, and several private companies employ a similar model. “The patent application is very much non-novel …read more
Category: General Business | News | Patent
Tags: Business Method Patents | Inventors | Patents | Technology Transfer
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