|
First-to-File vs. First-to-Invent, by Alexander Poltorak, published in IP Today, April 2008.
U.S. Can't Afford to Mar Innovation, by Alexander Poltorak, published in the Christian Science Monitor, January 28, 2008 - Proposed patent reforms mean less protection for the underdog.
"First-to-File vs. First-to-Invent," from Wealth of Ideas newsletter, October 2007 - explains an important proposed change to the US patent system and the potential damage it could do to individual inventors and small companies.
Industrywide
Patent Enforcement Strategies, Patent Strategy
& Management, November 2005 - Part 2 of a 2-part
series
Industrywide
Patent Enforcement Strategies, Patent Strategy
& Management, October 2005 - Part 1 of a 2-part
series
"What
You Need to Know about Patents and Their Value",
MIT's Technology Review, April 2005 - Amidst
rapid technological change, patents have suddenly become
the hot ticket in town. By Alexander Poltorak.
"A
'Real-World' Risk-Adjusted Patent Valuation Model,"
Patent Strategy & Management, November 2004
(PDF)
"Valuing
Individual Patents Comprising a Portfolio,"
Patent Strategy & Management, October 2003
(PDF)
"Valuing
Patents as Market Monopolies," Patent Strategy
& Management, September 2003 (PDF)
"Everything
You Ever Wanted to Know about Intellectual Property
but Couldn't Afford to Ask," American Venture
magazine, July/August 2003: The basics of intellectual
property protection, and a profile of our most successful
inventor client. (PDF file)
"Are
Patents Bad for the Economy?", New York
Business Focus, August 2002 (PDF)
"Grain,
Grain, Go Away," from the February/March 2000
issue of IP Worldwide (PDF)
"Corporate
Officers and Directors Can Be Liable for Mismanaging
Intellectual Property," Patent Strategy
& Management, May and June 2000 issues. (PDF)
|