Strong patents make wealthy nations. That is the conclusion of a new paper by Stanford University Professor and intellectual property expert Stephen Haber. Haber presents data from his economic and historical analysis demonstrating a clear relationship between the strength of enforceable patent rights and the level of economic development across countries. He writes simply:
If you’ve ever wondered what patents do and have done for the United States, you’re in the right place. Read on to learn more.
Save the Inventor was launched three years ago to raise awareness about the importance of a strong U.S. patent system and the critical role it plays in American innovation and economic growth. Today, thanks to 28,000 active supporters, 2 million website visitors and 56,000 letters sent to Congress, our movement has become a powerful voice for inventors’ rights. In fact, we’ve received such an outpouring of support, a basic “thank you” just didn’t seem like enough.
Great inventions create great demand. But it’s not always from investors and customers. At SXSW 2016, Brian Pomper, Executive Director of the Innovation Alliance, introduced expert panelists, Bryan Pate, Co-Founder and CEO, ElliptiGO; Deanna Tanner Okun, Former Chair, U.S. International Trade Commission; David Kappos, Former Director, USPTO; and Kelly Slone, President and CEO, BioUtah. They discussed how patents can help inventors protect their ideas from intellectual property infringement.
Click below to hear the full panel discussion.
Save the Inventor travelled to Austin to raise awareness about the vital role patents play in protecting inventors and fostering innovation. Judging by the response, we’re not the only ones who believe in this important issue.
Protecting Your Inventions From Foreign Knockoffs
During SXSW interactive week, the Innovation Alliance and Save the Inventor are hosting a panel to discuss the importance of patents and how they can help protect your ideas from intellectual property (IP) infringement by foreign competitors. International IP theft is a major economic crisis that costs the U.S. a combined $300 billion each year.
Meet INO-V8
Standing 10 feet tall, weighing nearly one ton – and over 200 years in the making – INO-V8 represents the American inventive spirit.
Come meet him at the SXSW Trade Show during Interactive Week, March 13-16, 2016.
There are many reasons Congress should vote no on S.1137, the patent bill being considered in the Senate. Here are our top nine:
