Patented to whom?

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The Medicines Patent Pool is a voluntary mechanism.

And this is how it works

I'll rip your style and add it to my long list of patents while you were busy digging ditches and burning bridges

The end of 2009 I think you get the point you'll have a patent worth 1,000.

And Chester Carlson, the inventor, was a patent attorney.

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That is something that the Medicines Patent Pool cannot do.

And then our snapshot, or our balance sheet at the end of 2007, will have on its assets a patent that's now worth 3,000.

We could just say, oh, you know what?

This has huge implications.

You have 400 patents?

Patent holders, inventors that develop new medicines patent those inventions, but make those patents available to the Medicines Patent Pool.

Where is the Tokyo patent office?

That is all there is to it. Apple has patented this.

You need machines. You need cars. You need vehicles.

A patent is a blueprint for how to make an invention.

You're wrong.

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Patented clockwork mechanical man.

I brought along the patents, the specifications for some of these works, because I've had my working methods patented at the Eidgenössische Amt für Geistiges Eigentum in Bern, Switzerland.

His son will soon be 14 years old.

KF So he's pretty frank about it not being new.

And let's say that if we just did it from a cash point of view, let's say we had to buy a patent in order to make our widgets.

Examples are non public technology like the Coke secret recipe, or your proprietary customer list, or some kind of algorithm or formula you didn't want to patent.

Second, the practice of patent holding companies have changed.

life of the patent might be four years.

And this is what I want to talk to you about today.

material object, which covers pretty much anything.

Now, can someone own this idea?

Wrong.

You haven't patented this stuff. It's really interesting to me.

Now this is the point in the Talk where I'm supposed to come up with some kind of a solution for the patent system.

This has nothing to do with science.

Well, what did we do?

Golly, I'm just totally losing it.

The patent cost 4,000.

So this was the best job he could get.

We had to buy a patent from some brilliant inventor someplace.

I'm not a radiologist.

Fast forward four years later, after having written a 40 page business plan on the cell phone, having written my patent on the cell phone,

We'll be filing patents for years.