Can I Patent That?
You can’t patent an idea (like an idea for a better mousetrap), only an application of that idea in a practical invention. Novelty, utility, and non-obviousness — the holy trinity of patents.
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*An Intellectual Property Series by The Michelson 20MM Foundation & IPO Education Foundation*
Executive Producer: The Michelson 20MM Foundation, IPO Education Foundation, Phil Kim
Producers: Mayra Lombera, Marisa Moosekian
Writer: David Kline
Animation: Derek Porter, Motionimation
Narration: Tony Pasquale
Based on the book: "The Intangible Advantage: Understanding Intellectual Property in the New Economy" - download it for free here: https://michelsonip.com/intangible-advantage/.
Written by: David Kline
Executive Editor: David Kappos
with Gary K. Michelson, Kerry L. Bundy, Richard Epstein, Paul Janicke, Paul R. Michel, Robert G. Krupka, Randall G. Kahnke
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