Intellectual property (IP) licensing can be a great way to earn money and grow your brand. Whether you are a designer, inventor, or entrepreneur, it is essential to understand the basics of IP licensing. This knowledge helps protect your rights and maximize the...
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Intellectual Property Licensing
How to enhance the quality of licensed products
Some people license their intellectual property to other companies just to obtain sizable licensing fees. Quality, however, is something you should not overlook. Products created from your IP should enhance the reputation of your brand and do nothing to degrade it....
5 reasons to consider licensing intellectual property
In the dynamic realm of innovation and creation, intellectual property plays a pivotal role. Many creators and businesses invest significant time and resources in developing unique ideas, designs and inventions. Licensing intellectual property is a strategic move that...
Is it too late to license your intellectual property?
In the fast-paced world of modern ideas and innovation, it is understandable to wonder when it might be too late to license your intellectual property. Whether you have developed a unique software, designed a cutting-edge product or created an original work of art,...
Why is IP licensing important?
In the realm of business and innovation, intellectual property stands as one of the cornerstones of value creation. From inventions to brands, from software to artistic works, IP embodies the essence of many companies' competitive edge. But having IP is one thing;...
What are some common issues with IP licensing?
Licensing your intellectual property is a great way to take advantage of your rights and make money off your creation. However, these agreements are not always beneficial. Issues can come up with the licensing process that could end up causing you trouble with your IP...
What are the differences between licensing and transferring?
Intellectual property is any type of creative work. Many types of IP have immediate protection for the person who created it or there is a legal process for securing the rights to the property. The ownership rights of the IP allow them to freely use, distribute and...
What should I include in my licensing agreement?
As you expand your business, there may come a time when you want to use property that is patented, copyrighted or has a trademark. If so, you will need to obtain a licensing agreement with the owner of the intellectual property so you can lawfully use it in your own...
Should companies waive their IP rights for “goodwill”?
Over the past few years, the idea of free intellectual property licensing or waiving IP rights for goodwill has become a hot topic. This can be for any type of IP license or right, but it is usually for life-saving or medical products. What is the argument? The...
What are some intellectual property licensing strategies?
A business’s intellectual property, like its copyrights, trademarks and patents are often some of its most valuable assets. However, sometimes, monetizing those California assets outside of their direct business can prove lucrative by licensing those intellectual...