Innovation nations: Why India and China beat Britain in the patent arena
Research by The Center for Advancing Innovation (CAI) and PatSnap has found that the US, EU and UK will lose all innovation leadership positions by 2029.
Research by The Center for Advancing Innovation (CAI) and PatSnap has found that the US, EU and UK will lose all innovation leadership positions by 2029.
By Staff writer
Ahead of World Intellectual Property Day on 26 April, serial inventor Graham Harris tells Real Business why a strong sense of sales and marketing is vital when inventors begin monetising their products.
By Staff writer
With World Intellectual Property Day landing on 26 April this year, Real Business heard from serial inventor Graham Harris about how entrepreneurs can chart a path through the UK’s patenting process before bringing a new product to market.
Instead of shunning those that steal ideas, we need to chastise those that think it is a problem, says blogger Seth Godin. It is a view widely shared by British scientist Matt Ridley, who argues that the engine of human progress and prosperity has been, and is, “ideas having sex with each other”.
Matthew Jones unpackages the latest under the radar move by internet giant Google, and explains why it is of particular interest to early-stage businesses in need of IP.
In last weeks Radio 4’s The Bottom Line, presenter Evan Davies interviewed three entrepreneurs – Mandy Haberman, Shaun Pulfrey and Darcey Crownshaw – about their inventions, highlighting the importance of protecting your design.
By Ian Grey
Intellectual property is often overlooked by SME’s due to lack of awareness or a concern about costs. However, left unprotected, an innovative product or process may be copied leaving the SME that originally developed it with no reward.
What are your options when looking to license your products” This handy guide sets out the different ways to license your products: patents, franchises, licenses ? which is best for you?