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Protecting Ownership of Your Intellectual Property
Whichever way you look at it, when you're putting time, effort and money into developing and marketing a new product idea or invention, you have to make use of ways to protect your ownership of it.
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Protecting & Profiting From The Intellectual Property In Your Idea
Meeting audio & summary
We brought together two IP professionals to tell us how IP works in real life. To stop your idea being copied, and to make sure that it has value you can profit from by licensing or otherwise selling rights. If you missed the November She's Ingenious! meeting, here's your chance to listen in . . .
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The Quick Guide To Trademarks - IP Basics 5 of 6
Margaret Briffa interviewed by Cally Robson
When you're thinking about a name for your new product or service, it's a important to understand how a trademark will add value to your business. IP lawyer Margaret Briffa explains how to avoid trouble from the outset . . .
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The Quick Guide To Registered Design - IP Basics 4 of 6
Margaret Briffa interviewed by Cally Robson
If your new product doesn't qualify for protection by patent, then you may be able to prevent others from copying it by registering a design. While registered designs are a useful form of Intellectual Property, IP lawyer Margaret Briffa explains what to watch out for . . .
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The Quick Guide To Design Right - IP Basics 3 of 6
Margaret Briffa interviewed by Cally Robson
If you've designed a 3-D object and manufactured more than 50 of them, you might not be aware that your new product is protected by automatic design right. Even though it has its limitations compared to design registration, it is useful to know how this relatively new right works . . .
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The Quick Guide To Copyright - IP Basics 2 of 6
Margaret Briffa interviewed by Cally Robson
If you've created any designs, text, artwork, music, boardgames and even software, copyright is the form of Intellectual Property right you need to know about. It's an automatically granted right, but for it to protect your work, you need to know how to make the most of it . . .
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The Quick Guide To Patents - IP Basics 1 of 6
Margaret Briffa interviewed by Cally Robson
Find it hard to relate to info about patents? Listen to Margaret Briffa's quick guide to patents and why this could be the strongest form of Intellectual Property protection for your new product or technology . . .
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Tools To Protect Your Idea - The Basic Types of IP
Margaret Briffa interviewed by Cally Robson
The Intellectual Property in a new idea is the seed of its long-term success. As you develop your idea, there may be more than one aspect to protect. Margaret Briffa, expert IP lawyer, gives a great summary of the tools available to protect your IP - patents, copyright, design right, registered designs, trademarks, and know-how and confidential information. . . .
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Don't Skimp On Professional Help Where It Matters (Tip 3 of 5)
Mark Sheahan interviewed by Cally Robson
You might think it saves money to prepare your own patent application or negotiate your own licensing deal. But in the long run it could cost you your new idea itself. If you're tempted to skimp on professional help, take serial inventor Mark Sheahan's advice on the three Ps you should definitely pay for. . . .
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What Members are saying ...
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