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What Makes a Good Surgeon?

Anyone who is considering surgery, whether bunion surgery or brain surgery, has a potentially stressful serious decision to make. It is important that you, as a patient considering surgery, make the right decision. By asking the right questions, and with ... Read >
Author: Dr. Christopher Segler

The Steps To Take Before Obtaining Patents For Ideas And Inventions

When you're sure you have a great idea that can turn into a profitable invention, do you know what steps to take to make sure your idea is a good one? Applying for patent assistance worldwide is a good idea, but there are a few things to do beforehand. Yo... Read >
Author: Christine OKelly

Why Is a Trademark Important?

Most business owners do not give a second thought about their trademark. Whether it is a small town bakery or a self-employed handyman, most business owners go on their merry way, completely unconcerned about owning their own trademark. Sometimes this ... Read >
Author: Nathan Moore

Trademark Best Practices: Getting It Right the First Time

On the surface, registering a trademark seems like a rather straightforward process. You have an original name, slogan or logo, pay the fee, and voila! You are registered.   Well, not exactly. Being "original", insofar as the Lanham Act and the Uni... Read >
Author: Nathan Moore

Increase mileage over 35% with HOD (Hydrogen on Demand)

Since Roger Billings (honored "hydrogen man"; and "Dr. Hydrogen" by Time magazine 2003) built the very first hydrogen car back in 1965, hydrogen cars have come a long journey. You could simply walk into a store and purchase a: • BMW Hydrogen 7 • Mer... Read >
Author: Chuck Rabel

Google Patent Reveals The Secret To Great Site Ranking

How many years did you register your domain name for? If it was only one then Google could hold that against you. Why? Because the majority of Spam websites only register a domain name for one year. A domain name registered for a longer period impl... Read >
Author: RAM

What's in a Name? The word REALTOR® and You

On July 17, 1947, The National Association of Real Estate Boards applied to the United States Patent Office to register REALTOR as a trademark. The date claimed for first usage was March 31, 1916. It first came into common parlance with an utterance by ... Read >
Author: Karrie Rose

GMC Parts to a Grand Mighty Condition

General Motors Company shortly became identified as one of the largest car manufacturers in the world after it was established in 1908. A year after, Grabowsky Rapid Motor Vehicle Company (GMC) teamed up with General Motors. The trade name GMC Trucks was ... Read >
Author: dirtroadgrl

asset protection medicaid

Asset protection The cat house market is now a multi-million dollar industry Worldwide, as this enterprising VP saw an opportunity to "grow a market" and embraced it. Public sector funding, like any resource, is limited[1]; and competition exists among... Read >
Author: EnigmaSeo

Patents in the USA and China

There are many differences between China and United States Patent Systems. China historically rejected to defend intellectual belongings rights above all because of the two causes: people of China have always viewed copying process as adulation, while the... Read >
Author: andrewshw2

Patent Law Basics for the Non-Practitioner - Part I of IV: OVERVIEW

A patent is a property right granted by the government of the United States to an inventor "to exclude others from making, using, offering for sale, or selling the invention throughout the United States or importing the invention into the United States" f... Read >
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Trademarks – An Exercise In Patience

Trademarks are a form of intellectual property for a person or business. To protect your mark, you always should formally trademark it. This brings us to the subject of patience. Trademarks - An Exercise In Patience A mark is simple a distinctive na... Read >
Author: Gerard Simington

WikiPatents Enables Community Patent Review

"Bad patents" cost infringers—and, ultimately, all consumers—millions, if not billions, of dollars every year. Yet, "good patents" often go unrecognized. Until now, there has been no web site encouraging large-scale, organized public comment to clarify th... Read >
Author: Kevin Hermansen

History of MP3

Mp3 technology was developed by a German Company Fraunhofer –Gesellshaft which now licenses the patent rights to the audio compression technology. There are two names mostly associated with the development of the MP3. The Fraunhofer institute helped w... Read >
Author: olivia andrews

Domain Names--Points To Consider When Choosing One

Domain Name Registration Never register your domain name through your web hosting company however attractive the deal might appear. Why? Well one day you may wish to transfer your domain name to another web hosting provider and your current web host ... Read >
Author: Ba Kiwanuka

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