Greater Good IP Insider has been following the $7 million 11-patent license covering digital search algorithms discovered by the USC/Shoah Foundation. University of Southern California licensing executive John Sweet,along with broker-adviser ICAP Ocean Tomo, were keys in facilitating the exclusive license. * * * Not everyone shares my usual cynicism about tech transfer. […]
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Archive | July, 2010
14 Articles on Patent Reform
July 13, 2010 
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Medical Pub Provides New Insight The summer 2010 issue of Medical Innovation & Business examines the economic impact of patent reform. It’s well worth taking a look at, free, online. The special issue of MI&B was brought to our attention by patent attorney Brenda Pomerance. She found particularly compelling the data in the article, Patent […]
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July 6, 2010 1 Comment
EDN Takes a Fresh Look at NPEs In the current Electronic Design, Strategy, News, contributing editor Tam Harbert cuts to the heart of the NPE matter with a timely article that focuses on the performance of patent aggregators. The take away is that NPEs appear to be here to stay and with them defensive patent aggregators (DPAs), as well. NPEs are growing and increasingly serve […]
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About Bruce Berman
As a consultant and editor focused on intellectual property rights, I am aware of the latest developments in strategy and finance, and close to the most influential people.
Since 1988 I have been working with patent holders, managers, lawyers and investors to frame and properly convey their assets, performance,disputes and transactions.
My four books, including best-seller FROM IDEAS TO ASSETS, deal with IP rights as business assets. THE INTANGIBLE INVESTOR, the column I have written for IAM since 2003, looks at ways IP can generate return on investment. For my complete bio visit www.brodyberman.com.
