Ideas become marketable intellectual property when they become an IP or intellectual asset. Registered IP includes patents, trademarks, and copyrights. Non-registered intellectual property includes know-how, trade secrets, business processes, business …
As an IP owner, it is essential to understand the various strategies for dividing your IP rights. It is crucial to know how to divide and license your IP rights …
Protecting your intellectual property takes time. Especially if it is a patent. Waiting to complete your patent application can take up to three years. What do you do in the …
You may be considering licensing your intellectual property (IP) if you’re an IP owner. But what makes an IP “licensable”? The answer lies in building its value. The more valuable …
Finding the right licensing partner is key to a successful deal if you’re an inventor or startup looking to license your intellectual property. You might get a lot of money …
You’ve only got one chance to make the right impression. Present the right story, and your potential licensing partner will be interested. Show them the wrong one, and they’ll walk …
You can make money licensing all types of intellectual property. This includes copyrights, trademarks, patents, and trade secrets. How you make money with it depends on what you do to bring it into the market.
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You’ve only got one chance to make the right impression. Give them the correct information, and they’ll listen with interest. Share the wrong info, and they’ll turn a deaf ear. …
Turning your IP into money-making products and services is the goal of licensing. It’s a money-making process, not a legal process (although protecting your IP is legal). But it requires …
Licensing can take your company from zero to millions of dollars, in some cases overnight. That’s one of the best-kept secrets about licensing. Kids entertainment is an excellent example of …
