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Tom Colson Talks With Inventors on Got Invention Radio

April 14, 2011 by IP.comPress0

Tonight, Tom Colson, CEO of IP.com will be talking live on GOT INVENTION RADIO. Listeners may call or email questions to host Brian Fried during the show at 877-474-3302 or brian@gotinvention.com.

Among the topics Tom will be addressing are:

  • Patents defined. (What a patent is and is not; different types; rights and protections of a patent; ways to get around a patent.)
  • Assessing the need for a patent. (When/under what circumstances should an individual inventor be going out and be spending money on a patent?)
  • Alternatives to patenting. (Covering defensive publishing, trade secrets, use of Non-Disclosure Agreements, or NDA, in advance of patent application, and use of search to determine validity.)
  • International filing. (How to protect in other countries. And… Manufacturing in China and what that means with respect to an inventor’s patent rights.)

Please help spread the word on your blogs and Twitter. And don’t forget to tune in at 8pm EST on Thursday, April 14. Just go to http://www.gotinvention.com and click on the “Live” tab there.

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