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An excellent graphic summarizing the basics of a licensing agreement.

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Panel discussion of the UPC and SEP and FRAND licensing in Europe.

For those who don't read Chinese in the ppt. Here's not word-by-word translation. Sustainable IP system Consumers deserve equal importance in all business models, as it is they who ultimately appreciate the value of innovation – usually in the form of products – and pay for it. Examining the ecosystem through the lens of consumer perspective can shed light on what affects its sustainability and how innovators and implementers should behave in order to maintain and expand it. With consumers included, an IP ecosystem can truly take shape.

Choose Wisely !! Patent agreements are the cornerstone of protecting and commercializing innovation. They ensure inventors and businesses secure their intellectual property rights while fostering collaboration and growth in competitive industries. A well-drafted patent agreement not only protects the creator's rights but also ensures clarity and fairness in the terms of use, licensing, and ownership. This is crucial for long-term success in R&D-driven sectors. With globalization and cross-border innovation on the rise, patent agreements play a critical role in navigating international IP laws, ensuring inventors' rights are protected across jurisdictions. Patent agreements reflect the synergy between law and business strategy. They provide a framework for fair use, equitable compensation, and dispute resolution while fostering innovation. #Innovation #IntellectualProperty #PatentLaw #IPProtection #LicensingAgreements #BusinessGrowth #TechnologyInnovation #FutureOfInnovation #LegalInnovation #Collaboration #SDGs

Would be interesting to know if this is similar across industries or if there are specific patterns

We are thrilled to have Ran Xu from Xiaomi Technology kick off day 2 of IPBC China with an important keynote discussion where he will share his insight on patent licensing, litigation and acquisition. #IPBCChina #IntellectualProperty #China

Are you new to the invention process? Do you love a free webinar? If so, register today for the third event in the Successful Inventing series, presented by the United States Patent and Trademark Office and the Licensing Executives Society - Silicon Valley Chapter.

#TeamSPB summarizes the five different ways to express flexibility in obviousness rejections from the US Patent and Trademark office in their guidance to practitioners.

#TeamSPB summarizes the five different ways to express flexibility in obviousness rejections from the US Patent and Trademark office in their guidance to practitioners.