Investing In Patents - Conclusion
BlueIron's Patent Myth Podcast
How BlueIron uses the techniques in this book for investing in startups.
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Investing In Patents - Chapter 4 - Due Diligence on Patents
BlueIron's Patent Myth Podcast
Assignments and provenance
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Investing In Patents - Chapter 3 - Managing the Process
BlueIron's Patent Myth Podcast
Managing the patent process, from picking the right invention to getting the patent through the examination process.
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Investing In Patents - Chapter 2 - How Startups Use Patents
BlueIron's Patent Myth Podcast
Getting acquired
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Investing In Patents - Chapter 1 - The Business Case for Patents
BlueIron's Patent Myth Podcast
Making the Business Case for Patents
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Investing In Patents - About this Book
BlueIron's Patent Myth Podcast
Russ Krajec reads his book "Investing In Patents" available on Amazon.
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Webinar - IP Triage - How to manage your IP portfolio
BlueIron's Patent Myth Podcast
Webinar from 9 Apr 2020.
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Myth 13 - The Examiner Is Out To Get You
BlueIron's Patent Myth Podcast
Patent examiners are widely maligned by applicants and patent attorneys, but they are actually the most underutilized resources that make sure you get good patent assets.
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Myth #12: Patent Searches
BlueIron's Patent Myth Podcast
Patent searches can be *harmful* or helpful.
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Myth #11: NDAs and PIIA
BlueIron's Patent Myth Podcast
Non Disclosure Agreements and Proprietary Information and Inventions Agreements are far more important than people realize - especially for startup companies.
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Startups are routinely told to get a provisional patent application.
There is absolutely NO business reason why a startup should EVER do a provisional, and we pick apart every argument. (The only reason why startups file provisional patent applications is to placate unsophisticated investors.)
Provisional Patent Applications are not the ugly stepchild of Non-Provisional Patent Applications. They should be given your full attention.
Many people make the sin of omission: not putting enough information in their patent applications.
Other people make the sin of commission: putting way too much information in their patent applications.
Both of these errors hurt you dramatically.
Join Russ as he looks at provisional patent applications in a way you have never seen before.