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New York, NY — For the first time in patent history, the general public has successfully used the Internet to help improve the quality of patent applications. The Peer-to-Patent project announced that expert, volunteer reviewers from the general public have...
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BNA published an article today in which it noted the early positive results seen in conjunction with Peer-to-Patent. Prior art and commentary submitted by members of public under the nine-month old Peer-to-Patent examination project have already weeded out five patent...
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Since the Peer-to-Patent launch on June 15, there have been 245,084 page views from 42,254 unique viewers in 134 different countries/territoriesDownload world_view.pdf Download us_view.pdf 2,017 people have signed up to be reviewers and have cited 175 instances of prior art...
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Since the Peer-to-Patent launch on June 15, there have been 234,669 page views from 41,040 unique viewers in 133 different countries/territories Download World_View.pdf Download us_view.pdf 1,977 people have signed up to be reviewers and have cited 173 instances of prior...
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Since the Peer-to-Patent launch on June 15, there have been 231,415 page views from 40,473 unique viewers in 132 different countries/territories Download World_View.pdf 1,953 people have signed up to be reviewers and have cited 173 instances of prior art on...
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Since the Peer-to-Patent launch on June 15, there have been 231,415 page views from 40,473 unique viewers in 132 different countries/territories Download World_View.pdf 1,953 people have signed up to be reviewers and have cited 173 instances of prior art on...
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Since the Peer-to-Patent launch on June 15, there have been 226,354 page views from 39,635 unique viewers in 132 different countries/territories Download world_view.pdf Download us_view.pdf 1,932 people have signed up to be reviewers and have cited 170 instances of prior...
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As of today, the USPTO has examined 10 applications from Peer-to-Patent. The assignees for these patent applications are as follows: 3 applications from IBM 2 applications from Intel 1 application from HP 1 application from Red Hat 1 application from...
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Peer-to-Patent is hosting a number of applications that need your expertise! There are currently 12 applications covering a wide array of inventions, including one by world-famous cryptographer, Whitfield Diffie. Method for configuring a windfarm network (Submitted by GE, available for...
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The latest issue of Communications of the ACM has published an article by Andy Oram supporting Peer-to-Patent. The article, Peer to Patent Needs Your Expertise, is one of the February issue's cover stories. In the article, Oram calls upon ACM...
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Brianna Laugher's wrap up of linux.conf.au on All The Modern Things mentions Peer-to-Patent among other high profile patent challenging initiatives. The conference has grown to become one of the most important technical Linux conferences. It is "run by community volunteers...
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Social Media Today's Stewart Mader posted a review of Beth Noveck's recent article Wiki-Government. Noveck's article detailed much of the ideology behind Peer-to-Patent, about which Mader agreed: Experts don’t necessarily know more - they’re perceived to know more. What wikis...
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Slashdot story on yahoo's patent application: http://yroslashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/07/22/1337202 Yahoo's "smart drag-and-drop" patent application at the P2P website describes "A computer-implemented method for manipulating objects in a user interface, comprising: providing the user interface including a first interface object operable ot be...
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Since the Peer-to-Patent launch on June 15, there have been 213,564 page views from 37,741 unique viewers in 132 different countries/territoriesDownload world_view.pdf Download us_view.pdf 1,864 people have signed up to be reviewers and have cited 159 instances of prior art...
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FoundRead, a weblog catered towards all-things startup, posted an article today in support of Peer-to-Patent. The article, written by Carleen Hawn, focused on the potential benefits Peer-to-Patent can provide to a startup company with a patentable idea: [You] can submit...
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