Title: Online Marketing and Mobile Advertising | Riccardo Vieri
1 Riccardo
Vieri
2What is a Patent?
- You can say it is
- An agreement between the
- inventor and society
- Alternative definition (legal)
- A patent is an exclusive right to commercially
exploit the invention in this country.
Protection up to 20 years
3- Why would anyone want a patent?
- So an inventor can use or sell his/her invention
and no one else can. - How long can you stop other people?
4So...how do you invent?
- Set a goal, dream, imagine!
- Write it down!
- Experiment, develop, modify and
- construct your invention.
- Its a SECRET!
5Programme
- Use of IP in Business
- Patent
- Utility models
- Design
- Copyright
- Trademark
- Innovation process
6What does IP mean?
Trademarks Patents Designs Utility models
Includes also Copyright Unfair
Competition Business Secrets Manuals Domain names
etc
7Use of IP in Business
8IP in Summary
Law Covers Registration Duration
Patent Technical Yes 20 years
Utility Model Technical Yes 10 years
Design Look Yes/No 5 x 5 years
Trademark Brand name of product or service Yes/No 10 years x for ever
Copyright Artistic and literary works/software No life 70 years thereafter
9Why do we want people to eventually use our
inventions?
- Someone may make your invention even better!
10Exclusive rights
- Forbid others commercially to
- produce, sell, work, use,
- import, possess the invention
- The exclusive right does not extend to
- acts performed for non-commercial purposes
- acts performed for experimental purposes
- Individual production of a medicinal product at a
pharmacy
11What is patentable?
- Patents are granted for inventions which are
technical, that is inventions which are capable
of being industrially exploitable
12What can be patented?
- A Product
- The apparatus for
- producing the product
- The process
- The use
13What cannot be patented?
- Computer programmes
- Medical and surgical treatments
- Mathematical methods
- Business methods
- Discoveries
- Aesthetic creations
- New species of plant or animal
- Inventions which are contrary to moral standards
and public order (e.g. instruments of torture) - The human body and any non-separate part/s
thereof
14The patentable invention must be
- Capable of industrial application
- New / Novelty
- Significantly different from that which
- is already known
15Novelty
- Novelty An objective, global demand
- New in relation to that which is known prior to
the date of filing the application - Known general availability through the written
word, spoken word (lectures, etc.), usage, etc. - Disclosure agreement
16The Inventive Step
- To differ significantly
- Inventive step
-
- Subjective evaluation
17Utility Model
- The Patent-system for smaller inventions
- Conditions
- Solve a technical problem
- New
- Inventive step
- Often used for inventions concerning
- Household goods
- Hand tools
- Furniture
18Utility Models
- Registration no search in DK
- The integration between the patent and the
utility model systems - Priority
- Conversion
19Why a Utility Model?
- Protects minor inventions excluded from patent
protection - Protects inventions where a shorter protection
period is required - Speedy protection
- Easy
- Cheap
20Why patent?
- To
- provide insurance for ones invention and
investments in developing technology - prevent others from patenting the invention and
secure ones place in the market - attract investors for further development, and to
hold on to current investors - sell the patent rights in the future as a single
commodity or business - marketing value
21Patents by Inventor Riccardo Vieri
- SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PROVIDING
ADVERSTISEMENTS, COUPONS, OR DISCOUNTS TO DEVICES - Auctioning system and methods interacting with
multiple devices - System to generate and set up an advertising
campaign based on the insertion of advertising
messages within an exchange of messages, and
method to operate said system - AUCTIONING SYSTEM AND METHODS INTERACTING WITH
MULTIPLE DEVICES - AUCTIONING SYSTEM AND METHODS INTERACTING WITH
MULTIPLE DEVICES - AUCTIONING SYSTEM AND METHODS INTERACTING WITH
MULTIPLE DEVICES - Systems and methods of contextual advertising
- System to generate and set up an advertising
campaign based on the insertion of advertising
messages within an exchange of messages, and
method to operate said system
22Patents by Inventor Riccardo Vieri
- Text to speech conversion of text messages from
mobile communication devices - WATER USAGE ANALYSIS FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSES
- SYSTEMS AND METHODS OF CONTEXTUAL ADVERTISING
- Auctioning System and Methods Interacting with
Multiple Devices - Systems and methods of contextual advertising
- PAY PER AUDIENCE FOR DIGITAL SIGNAGE ADVERTISING
- System and method for sending text messages
converted into speech through an internet
connection - TEXT TO SPEECH CONVERSION OF TEXT MESSAGES FROM
MOBILE COMMUNICATION DEVICES - ANIMATED AUDIBLE CONTEXTUAL ADVERTISING
- Mobile device for sending text messages
- SYSTEMS AND METHODS OF CONTEXTUAL ADVERTISING
- SYSTEM TO GENERATE AND SET UP AN ADVERTISING
CAMPAIGN BASED ON THE INSERTION OF ADVERTISING
MESSAGES WITHIN AN EXCHANGE OF MESSAGES, AND
METHOD TO OPERATE SAID SYSTEM
23Patents by Inventor Riccardo Vieri
- MOBILE DEVICE FOR SENDING TEXT MESSAGES
- SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SENDING TEXT MESSAGES
CONVERTED INTO SPEECH THROUGH AN INTERNET
CONNECTION - System for sending text messages converted into
speech through an internet connection to a
telephone and method for running it - System for sending text messages converted into
speech through an internet connection to a
telephone and method for running it
24Riccardo Vieri Patent Specialist
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