Peer To Patent

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Curt Rose

Curtis Rose, Director of Patents, HP

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Todd Dickinson

Vice President & Chief Intellectual Property Counsel, General Electric

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PJ (Pamela Jones)

Founder and Editor, Groklaw

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Tim O'Reilly

Founder and CEO, O'Reilly Media; Patent Reform Activist

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Jim Saliba

Vice President of Intellectual Property and Standards, CA

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Manny Schecter

Associate General Counsel, Intellectual Property Law, IBM

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Manny Schecter

Associate General Counsel, Intellectual Property Law, IBM

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What is Prior Art?

Prof. Joseph Dembo (Fordham University)

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How To Use Peer To Patent

Beth Noveck, Prof. New York Law School

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How To Use Peer To Patent ... (longer)

Tadahiko (Tad) Kataoka, IP Law Attorney, Intellectual Property Law Department, IBM Japan

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How To Use Peer To Patent

Tadahiko (Tad) Kataoka, IP Law Attorney, Intellectual Property Law Department, IBM Japan

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Peer To Patent Project: A Community Review Process

IBM Labs

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PJ (Pamela Jones)

Founder and Editor, Groklaw

Out-of-control patents stymie software innnovation, especially frustrating Free and Open Source Software developers. Peer To Patent will help close the USPTO examiners' information gap of prior art, preventing "stupid" patents before they multiply. If you don't like the "ridiculous" patents, this is the opportunity to tell agency with the power to change. [Credits] [Permalink]