Showing posts with label patent search. Show all posts
Showing posts with label patent search. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Get rewards for your search skill by Articleonepartner


If literature search and prior art or patent search is your passion, you can make earn handsome rewards starting from $100 to $10000 for that. Register at the link given with this post and start earning handsome rewards for your search skill and the registration is absolutely free. 

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Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Show your talent of patent search and win rewards for that

If you have talent of doing patent and prior art search on internet and that is also your passion, then you can now make money from your talent.
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Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Basics of Patent- Learning series

Patent Search
Patent searches is carried out for any of the below reasons....
-Patentability analysis
-State of the art (Prior art) for invalidation
-Solution of technical issue
-Freedom to operate analysis
-Stimulate new invention
-To avoid reinventing the wheel
-Competitor patent analysis
-Worldwide technology trend analysis

Patent search is very useful and informative compared to non patent searches due to below mentioned reasons...
-Huge information (Millions of patents)
-Unique information (80% of the technological disclosure appears in patents only)
-Early publication (Within 18 months)
-Free technology (80% of patents are not in force)