Keep Up With the Latest Patent News and Business TrendsMarkets, Patents & Alliances is a co-publisher of the- Insurance IP Bulletin a free bimonthly publication, distributed via email. The Insurance IP Bulletin reports on the ways in which intellectual property in the financial services industry can be and is being protected-primarily through the use of patents. Click here to request a copy of the latest issue. On this page, you will also discover links to articles by third-party publishers on a host of topics, including insurance patents, business method patents, and technology patents. These articles, some published by industry groups like The National Underwriter, provide information of enduring value. Insurance IP Bulletin | August 15, 2008In this issue’s feature article, Sparky, we talk about the challenges of making sure that all inventors are listed on a patent. Insurance inventors can be surprisingly reluctant in this area. Read more > In our Patent Q/A, we discuss how the "Peer to Patent" is now open to business method patents. You can now get your application examined in a matter of months, rather than years, if you let the public comment on it. Read more > On a related note, we also share a letter that our coeditor, Tom Bakos, wrote to USPTO Director Jon Dudas, on the critical need for improving patent examination for insurance inventions. His office's response is also posted. Interviews and Quotes
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