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Can You Patent Software?
(24) There is lots of misinformation on the internet about whether a software is patentable. In recent years, many of us thought there was also misinformation in the patent office. Recently it has gotten easier; however, and we are beginning to see software patents issuing in significant numbers. For example, the recently formed database darling, Snowflake, has received some 250 patents in its first 8 years.
But software patents can be tricky as they have had a bit of a rocky ride in the U.S. Patent Office over the past decade or so. In this short YouTube video, I provide a couple of legal hacks for making sure that your software patent applications get allowed.
#patent #softwaredeveloper #patentapplication
Speak With an Attorney: call 650 - 812 - 3408 or email info@carrferrell.com....
published: 11 Nov 2021
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How to Patent Software
(59) Without question, software patents have had a rough eight years or so in the patent office. Responding to the patent excesses of the 1990's dot.com boom and the numerous patent troll cases that followed, the Supreme Court answered with their 2014 decision in Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank, providing new guidance for the patenting of abstract ideas. In applying this new abstract invention test, some examiners in the patent office immediately became very unreceptive to inventions involving new software. This video explores the Alice decision and offers some real-world and practical advice on how to think about software inventions in order to make them patent-eligible. Please leave comments with questions, suggestions and tips of your own. Enjoy!
#patentapplication #software #patentattorne...
published: 27 Oct 2022
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How software patents are different
Patent Professor John Rizvi explains how software patents have to be handled with care and drafted differently than a patent on the typical mechanical "widget"
published: 03 Aug 2016
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How to Patent Software Apps?
Have you ever wondered how to get a patent for an app? Do you have an industry-changing idea? How do you even get started with patenting? Check out this video to find out! (FREE resources included below...) ⏬
Schedule a free call with us today to protect your invention: https://calendly.com/business-consultations/am06-youtube
Registered USPTO patent attorney, J.D. Houvener from Bold Patents Law Firm, explores how to patent an app.
Below we have provided resources and timestamps with brief explanations for each aspect of this subject.
Quickly find what you are looking for by clicking on the timestamps below.
➡️0:55 Software Inventorship and Ownership
✔️There are important questions to ask to make sure your invention is fully yours.
✔️Do you work for a company that could claim ownersh...
published: 29 May 2019
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About Software Patents from a Principal Engineer
Software patents are a much-maligned but important part of being a commercial software engineer. In this video, I explain what software patents are and how to get them. I also talk about what they're used for, and what patent trolls are.
This is based on my 30 years experience as a software engineer at Microsoft, Amazon, Google, etc, and on the 30+ unique patents I've been issued. Note this is NOT legal advice. It's just a description of my experience.
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00:00 Introduction
01:00 Context and a Disclaimer
02:12 What is a software patent?
03:31 You can read patents, BUT...
04:23 Patent offices
05:34 More details on what and why
06:10 Enforcing patents
08:13 Patent trolls (e.g. SCO)
09:24 What is a good patent prospect
11:28 Public disclosure prevents patenting
12:16 The proc...
published: 17 Jun 2022
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How to Patent Software
How to patent software - part 1
More information available at: http://tinyurl.com/how-to-patent-software
How to patent software video number 1 of two part series on how to patent software. How to patent software has become a hot topic and I thought I would make this video on how to patent software. Software patents are a very hot topic right now. If you are a developer or a small business you must learn how to patent software.
US patent law allows for different types of patent applications. In order to understand how to patent software, you must first understand the different types of patents. This video will show you the types of patents available and how to patent software.
The most important thing to remember is that you should always file your patent application first be...
published: 31 Mar 2012
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The Problem With Software Patents
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How I got my First Patent - How to Apply for a Patent - Step By Step
In this video I talk about the provisional and utility patent application process, how it works, how much it costs, and how I got my first patent, as well as how you can apply for your first patent. Any questions? Comment down below.
Link to How to get a free patent video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KM8FegPWeYw&ab_channel=SnapClips
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7:12
Can You Patent Software?
(24) There is lots of misinformation on the internet about whether a software is patentable. In recent years, many of us thought there was also misinformation i...
(24) There is lots of misinformation on the internet about whether a software is patentable. In recent years, many of us thought there was also misinformation in the patent office. Recently it has gotten easier; however, and we are beginning to see software patents issuing in significant numbers. For example, the recently formed database darling, Snowflake, has received some 250 patents in its first 8 years.
But software patents can be tricky as they have had a bit of a rocky ride in the U.S. Patent Office over the past decade or so. In this short YouTube video, I provide a couple of legal hacks for making sure that your software patent applications get allowed.
#patent #softwaredeveloper #patentapplication
Speak With an Attorney: call 650 - 812 - 3408 or email info@carrferrell.com.
To subscribe to our newsletter, send an email to johnferrellesq.news@carrferrell.com to contact us.
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This Channel provides ideas and education for Entrepreneurs and other Creative Visionaries. Topics in these videos include intellectual property, patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, licensing, and general business practices.
John Ferrell is a founder and patent attorney at the Silicon Valley law firm of Carr & Ferrell. The author of two books and a growing YouTube channel on Intellectual Property, John’s passion for creating and protecting intellectual property is reflected in his representation of many of the world’s most important companies and inventors - some 5,000 so far. Founded in 1992, Carr & Ferrell has filed more than 10,000 patent applications covering nearly every imaginable technology.
Representative clients have included: 3Com, A10 Networks, Analogix, Apple Computer, Ariat, ASG Technologies, Atmel, Autodesk, Bank of America, Broadcom, Cadence, Canon, Caterpillar, Charles Schwab, Cirrus Logic, Cisco Systems, CSX, Dreamworks, Elasticsearch, Epson, Facebook, FireEye, Fonality, Fujitsu, Hewlett Packard, Hitachi, Icon Aircraft, IDEO, Intuit, Intuitive Surgical, KLA-Tencor, Knowles, Kodak, Lam Research, Lockheed, LSI Logic, Lucent, Marvell Technology, Mitsumi, Netgear, Olivetti, Oracle, PeopleSoft, Polycom, Philips, Plantronics, Princess Cruise Lines, Proofpoint, Rambus, Raytheon, Ricoh, Rohm Semiconductor, Ruckus Wireless, SDL, Seagate, Sega, Seiko Systems, Silver Peak, Sonos, Sony, Sun Microsystems, Sutter Health, Swagelok, Synnex, Synthetic Genomics, Technogym, The Ferrero Group, Trend Micro, Urban Outfitters, VIA Technologies, vArmour, Veritas, VMware, Wells Fargo, Western Digital, and Xilinx.
Distinguished by his demonstrated technical and legal expertise, John has been noted in the Silicon Valley Business Journal list of Who's Who in Silicon Valley and Northern California's Super Lawyers. He was also listed by the Los Angeles Daily Journal as one of California's top Rainmakers, by San Jose Magazine as one of Silicon Valley's top Legal Eagles, and by San Francisco Magazine as one of Northern California's top lawyers. Additionally, under his leadership, the firm has been recognized by Corporate Counsel Magazine as a Go to Law Firm for Intellectual Property. John has received an AV® Peer Review Rating from Martindale-Hubbell® (a representation of the highest level of professional excellence). Over the past three decades, John has presented on and spoken about patent and intellectual property issues, both legal and technology business forums around the globe.
In addition to practicing law, John is an active technology investor and member of The Band of Angels, Silicon Valley's oldest seed fund organization.
Please note that this Channel provides general legal and business information for education purposes only and is not intended to provide legal advice or create an Attorney-Client relationship. John Ferrell is admitted to practice law in California, before the USPTO (U.S. Patent and Trademark Office), before various U.S. Federal District and Appeals Courts and before the Supreme Court of the United States.
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If you wish to speak with an attorney about patents, call: 650 - 812 - 3408 or send an email to johnferrellesq.news@carrferrell.com.
John Ferrell, Esq.
jsferrell@carrferrell.com
Monopoly Architect, Patent Strategist, Attorney
Carr & Ferrell LLP
411 Borel Ave., Ste. 603
San Mateo, CA 94402
https://wn.com/Can_You_Patent_Software
(24) There is lots of misinformation on the internet about whether a software is patentable. In recent years, many of us thought there was also misinformation in the patent office. Recently it has gotten easier; however, and we are beginning to see software patents issuing in significant numbers. For example, the recently formed database darling, Snowflake, has received some 250 patents in its first 8 years.
But software patents can be tricky as they have had a bit of a rocky ride in the U.S. Patent Office over the past decade or so. In this short YouTube video, I provide a couple of legal hacks for making sure that your software patent applications get allowed.
#patent #softwaredeveloper #patentapplication
Speak With an Attorney: call 650 - 812 - 3408 or email info@carrferrell.com.
To subscribe to our newsletter, send an email to johnferrellesq.news@carrferrell.com to contact us.
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This Channel provides ideas and education for Entrepreneurs and other Creative Visionaries. Topics in these videos include intellectual property, patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, licensing, and general business practices.
John Ferrell is a founder and patent attorney at the Silicon Valley law firm of Carr & Ferrell. The author of two books and a growing YouTube channel on Intellectual Property, John’s passion for creating and protecting intellectual property is reflected in his representation of many of the world’s most important companies and inventors - some 5,000 so far. Founded in 1992, Carr & Ferrell has filed more than 10,000 patent applications covering nearly every imaginable technology.
Representative clients have included: 3Com, A10 Networks, Analogix, Apple Computer, Ariat, ASG Technologies, Atmel, Autodesk, Bank of America, Broadcom, Cadence, Canon, Caterpillar, Charles Schwab, Cirrus Logic, Cisco Systems, CSX, Dreamworks, Elasticsearch, Epson, Facebook, FireEye, Fonality, Fujitsu, Hewlett Packard, Hitachi, Icon Aircraft, IDEO, Intuit, Intuitive Surgical, KLA-Tencor, Knowles, Kodak, Lam Research, Lockheed, LSI Logic, Lucent, Marvell Technology, Mitsumi, Netgear, Olivetti, Oracle, PeopleSoft, Polycom, Philips, Plantronics, Princess Cruise Lines, Proofpoint, Rambus, Raytheon, Ricoh, Rohm Semiconductor, Ruckus Wireless, SDL, Seagate, Sega, Seiko Systems, Silver Peak, Sonos, Sony, Sun Microsystems, Sutter Health, Swagelok, Synnex, Synthetic Genomics, Technogym, The Ferrero Group, Trend Micro, Urban Outfitters, VIA Technologies, vArmour, Veritas, VMware, Wells Fargo, Western Digital, and Xilinx.
Distinguished by his demonstrated technical and legal expertise, John has been noted in the Silicon Valley Business Journal list of Who's Who in Silicon Valley and Northern California's Super Lawyers. He was also listed by the Los Angeles Daily Journal as one of California's top Rainmakers, by San Jose Magazine as one of Silicon Valley's top Legal Eagles, and by San Francisco Magazine as one of Northern California's top lawyers. Additionally, under his leadership, the firm has been recognized by Corporate Counsel Magazine as a Go to Law Firm for Intellectual Property. John has received an AV® Peer Review Rating from Martindale-Hubbell® (a representation of the highest level of professional excellence). Over the past three decades, John has presented on and spoken about patent and intellectual property issues, both legal and technology business forums around the globe.
In addition to practicing law, John is an active technology investor and member of The Band of Angels, Silicon Valley's oldest seed fund organization.
Please note that this Channel provides general legal and business information for education purposes only and is not intended to provide legal advice or create an Attorney-Client relationship. John Ferrell is admitted to practice law in California, before the USPTO (U.S. Patent and Trademark Office), before various U.S. Federal District and Appeals Courts and before the Supreme Court of the United States.
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If you wish to speak with an attorney about patents, call: 650 - 812 - 3408 or send an email to johnferrellesq.news@carrferrell.com.
John Ferrell, Esq.
jsferrell@carrferrell.com
Monopoly Architect, Patent Strategist, Attorney
Carr & Ferrell LLP
411 Borel Ave., Ste. 603
San Mateo, CA 94402
- published: 11 Nov 2021
- views: 8442
7:49
How to Patent Software
(59) Without question, software patents have had a rough eight years or so in the patent office. Responding to the patent excesses of the 1990's dot.com boom a...
(59) Without question, software patents have had a rough eight years or so in the patent office. Responding to the patent excesses of the 1990's dot.com boom and the numerous patent troll cases that followed, the Supreme Court answered with their 2014 decision in Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank, providing new guidance for the patenting of abstract ideas. In applying this new abstract invention test, some examiners in the patent office immediately became very unreceptive to inventions involving new software. This video explores the Alice decision and offers some real-world and practical advice on how to think about software inventions in order to make them patent-eligible. Please leave comments with questions, suggestions and tips of your own. Enjoy!
#patentapplication #software #patentattorney
Speak With an Attorney: call 650 - 812 - 3408 or email info@carrferrell.com.
To subscribe to our newsletter, send an email to johnferrellesq.news@carrferrell.com to contact us.
**************************
This Channel provides ideas and education for Entrepreneurs and other Creative Visionaries. Topics in these videos include intellectual property, patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, licensing, and general business practices.
John Ferrell is a founder and patent attorney at the Silicon Valley law firm of Carr & Ferrell. The author of two books and a growing YouTube channel on Intellectual Property, John’s passion for creating and protecting intellectual property is reflected in his representation of many of the world’s most important companies and inventors - some 5,000 so far. Founded in 1992, Carr & Ferrell has filed more than 10,000 patent applications covering nearly every imaginable technology.
Representative clients have included: 3Com, A10 Networks, Analogix, Apple Computer, Ariat, ASG Technologies, Atmel, Autodesk, Bank of America, Broadcom, Cadence, Canon, Caterpillar, Charles Schwab, Cirrus Logic, Cisco Systems, CSX, Dreamworks, Elasticsearch, Epson, Facebook, FireEye, Fonality, Fujitsu, Hewlett Packard, Hitachi, Icon Aircraft, IDEO, Intuit, Intuitive Surgical, KLA-Tencor, Knowles, Kodak, Lam Research, Lockheed, LSI Logic, Lucent, Marvell Technology, Mitsumi, Netgear, Olivetti, Oracle, PeopleSoft, Polycom, Philips, Plantronics, Princess Cruise Lines, Proofpoint, Rambus, Raytheon, Ricoh, Rohm Semiconductor, Ruckus Wireless, SDL, Seagate, Sega, Seiko Systems, Silver Peak, Sonos, Sony, Sun Microsystems, Sutter Health, Swagelok, Synnex, Synthetic Genomics, Technogym, The Ferrero Group, Trend Micro, Urban Outfitters, VIA Technologies, vArmour, Veritas, VMware, Wells Fargo, Western Digital, and Xilinx.
Distinguished by his demonstrated technical and legal expertise, John has been noted in the Silicon Valley Business Journal list of Who's Who in Silicon Valley and Northern California's Super Lawyers. He was also listed by the Los Angeles Daily Journal as one of California's top Rainmakers, by San Jose Magazine as one of Silicon Valley's top Legal Eagles, and by San Francisco Magazine as one of Northern California's top lawyers. Additionally, under his leadership, the firm has been recognized by Corporate Counsel Magazine as a Go to Law Firm for Intellectual Property. John has received an AV® Peer Review Rating from Martindale-Hubbell® (a representation of the highest level of professional excellence). Over the past three decades, John has presented on and spoken about patent and intellectual property issues, both legal and technology business forums around the globe.
In addition to practicing law, John is an active technology investor and member of The Band of Angels, Silicon Valley's oldest seed fund organization.
Please note that this Channel provides general legal and business information for education purposes only and is not intended to provide legal advice or create an Attorney-Client relationship. John Ferrell is admitted to practice law in California, before the USPTO (U.S. Patent and Trademark Office), before various U.S. Federal District and Appeals Courts and before the Supreme Court of the United States.
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If you wish to speak with an attorney about patents, call: 650 - 812 - 3408 or send an email to johnferrellesq.news@carrferrell.com.
John Ferrell, Esq.
jsferrell@carrferrell.com
Monopoly Architect, Patent Strategist, Attorney
Carr & Ferrell LLP
411 Borel Ave., Ste. 603
San Mateo, CA 94402
https://wn.com/How_To_Patent_Software
(59) Without question, software patents have had a rough eight years or so in the patent office. Responding to the patent excesses of the 1990's dot.com boom and the numerous patent troll cases that followed, the Supreme Court answered with their 2014 decision in Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank, providing new guidance for the patenting of abstract ideas. In applying this new abstract invention test, some examiners in the patent office immediately became very unreceptive to inventions involving new software. This video explores the Alice decision and offers some real-world and practical advice on how to think about software inventions in order to make them patent-eligible. Please leave comments with questions, suggestions and tips of your own. Enjoy!
#patentapplication #software #patentattorney
Speak With an Attorney: call 650 - 812 - 3408 or email info@carrferrell.com.
To subscribe to our newsletter, send an email to johnferrellesq.news@carrferrell.com to contact us.
**************************
This Channel provides ideas and education for Entrepreneurs and other Creative Visionaries. Topics in these videos include intellectual property, patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, licensing, and general business practices.
John Ferrell is a founder and patent attorney at the Silicon Valley law firm of Carr & Ferrell. The author of two books and a growing YouTube channel on Intellectual Property, John’s passion for creating and protecting intellectual property is reflected in his representation of many of the world’s most important companies and inventors - some 5,000 so far. Founded in 1992, Carr & Ferrell has filed more than 10,000 patent applications covering nearly every imaginable technology.
Representative clients have included: 3Com, A10 Networks, Analogix, Apple Computer, Ariat, ASG Technologies, Atmel, Autodesk, Bank of America, Broadcom, Cadence, Canon, Caterpillar, Charles Schwab, Cirrus Logic, Cisco Systems, CSX, Dreamworks, Elasticsearch, Epson, Facebook, FireEye, Fonality, Fujitsu, Hewlett Packard, Hitachi, Icon Aircraft, IDEO, Intuit, Intuitive Surgical, KLA-Tencor, Knowles, Kodak, Lam Research, Lockheed, LSI Logic, Lucent, Marvell Technology, Mitsumi, Netgear, Olivetti, Oracle, PeopleSoft, Polycom, Philips, Plantronics, Princess Cruise Lines, Proofpoint, Rambus, Raytheon, Ricoh, Rohm Semiconductor, Ruckus Wireless, SDL, Seagate, Sega, Seiko Systems, Silver Peak, Sonos, Sony, Sun Microsystems, Sutter Health, Swagelok, Synnex, Synthetic Genomics, Technogym, The Ferrero Group, Trend Micro, Urban Outfitters, VIA Technologies, vArmour, Veritas, VMware, Wells Fargo, Western Digital, and Xilinx.
Distinguished by his demonstrated technical and legal expertise, John has been noted in the Silicon Valley Business Journal list of Who's Who in Silicon Valley and Northern California's Super Lawyers. He was also listed by the Los Angeles Daily Journal as one of California's top Rainmakers, by San Jose Magazine as one of Silicon Valley's top Legal Eagles, and by San Francisco Magazine as one of Northern California's top lawyers. Additionally, under his leadership, the firm has been recognized by Corporate Counsel Magazine as a Go to Law Firm for Intellectual Property. John has received an AV® Peer Review Rating from Martindale-Hubbell® (a representation of the highest level of professional excellence). Over the past three decades, John has presented on and spoken about patent and intellectual property issues, both legal and technology business forums around the globe.
In addition to practicing law, John is an active technology investor and member of The Band of Angels, Silicon Valley's oldest seed fund organization.
Please note that this Channel provides general legal and business information for education purposes only and is not intended to provide legal advice or create an Attorney-Client relationship. John Ferrell is admitted to practice law in California, before the USPTO (U.S. Patent and Trademark Office), before various U.S. Federal District and Appeals Courts and before the Supreme Court of the United States.
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If you wish to speak with an attorney about patents, call: 650 - 812 - 3408 or send an email to johnferrellesq.news@carrferrell.com.
John Ferrell, Esq.
jsferrell@carrferrell.com
Monopoly Architect, Patent Strategist, Attorney
Carr & Ferrell LLP
411 Borel Ave., Ste. 603
San Mateo, CA 94402
- published: 27 Oct 2022
- views: 6173
2:32
How software patents are different
Patent Professor John Rizvi explains how software patents have to be handled with care and drafted differently than a patent on the typical mechanical "widget"
Patent Professor John Rizvi explains how software patents have to be handled with care and drafted differently than a patent on the typical mechanical "widget"
https://wn.com/How_Software_Patents_Are_Different
Patent Professor John Rizvi explains how software patents have to be handled with care and drafted differently than a patent on the typical mechanical "widget"
- published: 03 Aug 2016
- views: 5131
5:11
How to Patent Software Apps?
Have you ever wondered how to get a patent for an app? Do you have an industry-changing idea? How do you even get started with patenting? Check out this video t...
Have you ever wondered how to get a patent for an app? Do you have an industry-changing idea? How do you even get started with patenting? Check out this video to find out! (FREE resources included below...) ⏬
Schedule a free call with us today to protect your invention: https://calendly.com/business-consultations/am06-youtube
Registered USPTO patent attorney, J.D. Houvener from Bold Patents Law Firm, explores how to patent an app.
Below we have provided resources and timestamps with brief explanations for each aspect of this subject.
Quickly find what you are looking for by clicking on the timestamps below.
➡️0:55 Software Inventorship and Ownership
✔️There are important questions to ask to make sure your invention is fully yours.
✔️Do you work for a company that could claim ownership?
✔️Are there any co-inventors?
➡️1:47 Researching Other Apps
✔️Before hiring an attorney, you’ll want to be sure your app is really new.
✔️This requires an extensive search!
➡️2:14 Finding a Software-Knowledgeable Attorney
✔️Having an attorney experienced in software patenting can be key.
➡️ 2:45 Software App Invention Disclosure
✔️Your attorney must know the full scope of your invention.
➡️3:24 Professional Software Patent Search
✔️Now it’s your attorney’s turn to do a search.
✔️This is a crucial step, it can save you from losing a lot of money.
➡️3:48 Provisional or Non-Provisional Application
✔️You may want to consider a provisional application first to secure the all-important filing date.
➡️4:20 Filing With the USPTO
✔️It’s finally time to submit your application!
#patent #invention #entrepreneur
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FREE PDF BOOK: https://boldip.com/patent-book
Patent Process: https://boldip.com/patent-process
Patent Search Process: https://boldip.com/pso-process
Patent Pending Guide: https://boldip.com/patent-pending
Patent Prosecution: https://boldip.com/patent-prosecution-flowchart
PCT/International Guide: https://boldip.com/pct-guide
Patent Portfolio Guide: https://boldip.com/patent-portfolio-guide
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https://wn.com/How_To_Patent_Software_Apps
Have you ever wondered how to get a patent for an app? Do you have an industry-changing idea? How do you even get started with patenting? Check out this video to find out! (FREE resources included below...) ⏬
Schedule a free call with us today to protect your invention: https://calendly.com/business-consultations/am06-youtube
Registered USPTO patent attorney, J.D. Houvener from Bold Patents Law Firm, explores how to patent an app.
Below we have provided resources and timestamps with brief explanations for each aspect of this subject.
Quickly find what you are looking for by clicking on the timestamps below.
➡️0:55 Software Inventorship and Ownership
✔️There are important questions to ask to make sure your invention is fully yours.
✔️Do you work for a company that could claim ownership?
✔️Are there any co-inventors?
➡️1:47 Researching Other Apps
✔️Before hiring an attorney, you’ll want to be sure your app is really new.
✔️This requires an extensive search!
➡️2:14 Finding a Software-Knowledgeable Attorney
✔️Having an attorney experienced in software patenting can be key.
➡️ 2:45 Software App Invention Disclosure
✔️Your attorney must know the full scope of your invention.
➡️3:24 Professional Software Patent Search
✔️Now it’s your attorney’s turn to do a search.
✔️This is a crucial step, it can save you from losing a lot of money.
➡️3:48 Provisional or Non-Provisional Application
✔️You may want to consider a provisional application first to secure the all-important filing date.
➡️4:20 Filing With the USPTO
✔️It’s finally time to submit your application!
#patent #invention #entrepreneur
🚀 Top Inventor Resources 🚀
FREE PDF BOOK: https://boldip.com/patent-book
Patent Process: https://boldip.com/patent-process
Patent Search Process: https://boldip.com/pso-process
Patent Pending Guide: https://boldip.com/patent-pending
Patent Prosecution: https://boldip.com/patent-prosecution-flowchart
PCT/International Guide: https://boldip.com/pct-guide
Patent Portfolio Guide: https://boldip.com/patent-portfolio-guide
📱 Connect With Us!
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17:50
About Software Patents from a Principal Engineer
Software patents are a much-maligned but important part of being a commercial software engineer. In this video, I explain what software patents are and how to g...
Software patents are a much-maligned but important part of being a commercial software engineer. In this video, I explain what software patents are and how to get them. I also talk about what they're used for, and what patent trolls are.
This is based on my 30 years experience as a software engineer at Microsoft, Amazon, Google, etc, and on the 30+ unique patents I've been issued. Note this is NOT legal advice. It's just a description of my experience.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
00:00 Introduction
01:00 Context and a Disclaimer
02:12 What is a software patent?
03:31 You can read patents, BUT...
04:23 Patent offices
05:34 More details on what and why
06:10 Enforcing patents
08:13 Patent trolls (e.g. SCO)
09:24 What is a good patent prospect
11:28 Public disclosure prevents patenting
12:16 The process in big tech
14:43 Why bother?
15:10 Examples of my patentable work
16:09 Summary
17:04 Wrap-up
https://www.uspto.gov/patents
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Software patents are a much-maligned but important part of being a commercial software engineer. In this video, I explain what software patents are and how to get them. I also talk about what they're used for, and what patent trolls are.
This is based on my 30 years experience as a software engineer at Microsoft, Amazon, Google, etc, and on the 30+ unique patents I've been issued. Note this is NOT legal advice. It's just a description of my experience.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
00:00 Introduction
01:00 Context and a Disclaimer
02:12 What is a software patent?
03:31 You can read patents, BUT...
04:23 Patent offices
05:34 More details on what and why
06:10 Enforcing patents
08:13 Patent trolls (e.g. SCO)
09:24 What is a good patent prospect
11:28 Public disclosure prevents patenting
12:16 The process in big tech
14:43 Why bother?
15:10 Examples of my patentable work
16:09 Summary
17:04 Wrap-up
https://www.uspto.gov/patents
- published: 17 Jun 2022
- views: 2615
6:33
How to Patent Software
How to patent software - part 1
More information available at: http://tinyurl.com/how-to-patent-software
How to patent software video number 1 of two part ...
How to patent software - part 1
More information available at: http://tinyurl.com/how-to-patent-software
How to patent software video number 1 of two part series on how to patent software. How to patent software has become a hot topic and I thought I would make this video on how to patent software. Software patents are a very hot topic right now. If you are a developer or a small business you must learn how to patent software.
US patent law allows for different types of patent applications. In order to understand how to patent software, you must first understand the different types of patents. This video will show you the types of patents available and how to patent software.
The most important thing to remember is that you should always file your patent application first before you launch your new software product. How to patent software video 1 will show you why this is needed and how to patent software video 2 will show you exactly how to do this.
Once you are ready to patent software, you can either hire an attorney or a patent agent. They should already know how to patent software. You can also write and file your own patent application which is why you should watch my video on how to patent software.
The history of software patents is a little bizarre. Many people did not know how to patent software because software patents are very new. Getting patents on methods such as chemical methods is very old. Software patents are a type of method patents but use a computer to perform the method.
https://wn.com/How_To_Patent_Software
How to patent software - part 1
More information available at: http://tinyurl.com/how-to-patent-software
How to patent software video number 1 of two part series on how to patent software. How to patent software has become a hot topic and I thought I would make this video on how to patent software. Software patents are a very hot topic right now. If you are a developer or a small business you must learn how to patent software.
US patent law allows for different types of patent applications. In order to understand how to patent software, you must first understand the different types of patents. This video will show you the types of patents available and how to patent software.
The most important thing to remember is that you should always file your patent application first before you launch your new software product. How to patent software video 1 will show you why this is needed and how to patent software video 2 will show you exactly how to do this.
Once you are ready to patent software, you can either hire an attorney or a patent agent. They should already know how to patent software. You can also write and file your own patent application which is why you should watch my video on how to patent software.
The history of software patents is a little bizarre. Many people did not know how to patent software because software patents are very new. Getting patents on methods such as chemical methods is very old. Software patents are a type of method patents but use a computer to perform the method.
- published: 31 Mar 2012
- views: 21493
2:39
The Problem With Software Patents
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"A big problem with moral outrage on the Internet is that it leads people to think they’ve done something when in fact they haven’t done something," says author Alice Dreger. Sure, you might get a little rush out of updating your status to say something, but all you're really doing is virtue signaling. Alice's latest book is Galileo's Middle Finger: Heretics, Activists, and One Scholar's Search for Justice.
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ALICE DREGER
Alice Dreger is an historian of medicine and science, a sex researcher, an award-winning writer, and an (im)patient advocate. Dreger’s latest major work is Galileo’s Middle Finger: Heretics, Activists, and the Search for Justice in Science.
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Alice Dreger: People often substitute moral outrage displayed on the Internet for actual action.
So there are a few instances in which outrage in social media have led to actual change. The #MeToo movement is a good example of that, where we’re actually seeing real meaningful change; where people who are creeps have been fired, businesses have gotten much more serious about harassment policies, so there’s been some positive aspects of that.
But it is often the case that when something rises in social media and there’s an outrage moment, the people who are the ones you really are guilty of whatever we should be outraged about basically get a pass if they just wait for about 24 hours. It goes away, nobody knows about it, and it moves on.
So a big problem with moral outrage on the Internet is that it leads people to think they’ve done something when in fact they haven’t done something. And because it’s sort of compelling and exciting to stay online and display your virtue over and over again, whether that’s from one political point of view or another political point of view, you’re wasting a huge amount of time that could actually be going towards actual social change.
So you’re not, for example, registering people to vote, you are not thinking through a policy concept and developing a clear policy, you are just being outrage-able.
Now maybe not a lot of people are qualified to do things like policy development, they’re not in a position to pass laws, so they feel like they’re at least doing something, but when they’re doing that over and over again what they’re doing is they’re creating a feedback loop system where the people who do have power are probably reacting reiteratively to where there’s loudness and loudness is not always where the best thinking comes through. So the Internet is a wild and crazy thing, a beautiful thing; it has been wonderful for some parts of democracy, but it also is a tremendous distraction and it can also be really dangerous in terms of leading people to think what is not true is true.
So, one thing I think you have to do when you’re doing activism if you want it to be effective is you have to actually think about what the goal is. And that sounds really obvious, but it’s often the case that activist have a sort of lofty amorphous goal like stop climate change or stop sexual abuse.
Those are great goals, but they’re not really clear and they’re not something you can say to yourself, “How am I going to get there, and how am I going to know when I’ve done it?” So it’s really important to sit down carefully and think, “Okay you have this big huge goal, but what are the specific objectives that you’re going to try to achieve, and how are you going to move towards trying to achieve those? “How will we know when we’re making progress?”
I think part of what happens for some people in activism is they identify with a cause in such a way that the cause is themselves, and as long as they’re expanding energy they think they’re achieving something, because they feel good about themselves because they’re getting more attention. That should not be the goal.
Glorification of the activists should never be the goal. It is the case that good activist movements often have somebody charismatic in the lead, it’s also often true that that person has narcissistic personality disorder, so people who don’t [have it] need to be really careful about thinking, “How do we actually get towards meaningful goals that represent actual social change?”
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"A big problem with moral outrage on the Internet is that it leads people to think they’ve done something when in fact they haven’t done something," says author Alice Dreger. Sure, you might get a little rush out of updating your status to say something, but all you're really doing is virtue signaling. Alice's latest book is Galileo's Middle Finger: Heretics, Activists, and One Scholar's Search for Justice.
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ALICE DREGER
Alice Dreger is an historian of medicine and science, a sex researcher, an award-winning writer, and an (im)patient advocate. Dreger’s latest major work is Galileo’s Middle Finger: Heretics, Activists, and the Search for Justice in Science.
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Alice Dreger: People often substitute moral outrage displayed on the Internet for actual action.
So there are a few instances in which outrage in social media have led to actual change. The #MeToo movement is a good example of that, where we’re actually seeing real meaningful change; where people who are creeps have been fired, businesses have gotten much more serious about harassment policies, so there’s been some positive aspects of that.
But it is often the case that when something rises in social media and there’s an outrage moment, the people who are the ones you really are guilty of whatever we should be outraged about basically get a pass if they just wait for about 24 hours. It goes away, nobody knows about it, and it moves on.
So a big problem with moral outrage on the Internet is that it leads people to think they’ve done something when in fact they haven’t done something. And because it’s sort of compelling and exciting to stay online and display your virtue over and over again, whether that’s from one political point of view or another political point of view, you’re wasting a huge amount of time that could actually be going towards actual social change.
So you’re not, for example, registering people to vote, you are not thinking through a policy concept and developing a clear policy, you are just being outrage-able.
Now maybe not a lot of people are qualified to do things like policy development, they’re not in a position to pass laws, so they feel like they’re at least doing something, but when they’re doing that over and over again what they’re doing is they’re creating a feedback loop system where the people who do have power are probably reacting reiteratively to where there’s loudness and loudness is not always where the best thinking comes through. So the Internet is a wild and crazy thing, a beautiful thing; it has been wonderful for some parts of democracy, but it also is a tremendous distraction and it can also be really dangerous in terms of leading people to think what is not true is true.
So, one thing I think you have to do when you’re doing activism if you want it to be effective is you have to actually think about what the goal is. And that sounds really obvious, but it’s often the case that activist have a sort of lofty amorphous goal like stop climate change or stop sexual abuse.
Those are great goals, but they’re not really clear and they’re not something you can say to yourself, “How am I going to get there, and how am I going to know when I’ve done it?” So it’s really important to sit down carefully and think, “Okay you have this big huge goal, but what are the specific objectives that you’re going to try to achieve, and how are you going to move towards trying to achieve those? “How will we know when we’re making progress?”
I think part of what happens for some people in activism is they identify with a cause in such a way that the cause is themselves, and as long as they’re expanding energy they think they’re achieving something, because they feel good about themselves because they’re getting more attention. That should not be the goal.
Glorification of the activists should never be the goal. It is the case that good activist movements often have somebody charismatic in the lead, it’s also often true that that person has narcissistic personality disorder, so people who don’t [have it] need to be really careful about thinking, “How do we actually get towards meaningful goals that represent actual social change?”
- published: 20 May 2011
- views: 9686
12:05
How I got my First Patent - How to Apply for a Patent - Step By Step
In this video I talk about the provisional and utility patent application process, how it works, how much it costs, and how I got my first patent, as well as ho...
In this video I talk about the provisional and utility patent application process, how it works, how much it costs, and how I got my first patent, as well as how you can apply for your first patent. Any questions? Comment down below.
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In this video I talk about the provisional and utility patent application process, how it works, how much it costs, and how I got my first patent, as well as how you can apply for your first patent. Any questions? Comment down below.
Link to How to get a free patent video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KM8FegPWeYw&ab_channel=SnapClips
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How to Fix the Patent System
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