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Warren Tuttle new book "Inventor confidential" - Inventors BEWARE!
"Inventor confidential" by Warren Tuttle.
Recently I received a new book that was supposed to enlarge my understanding of the Intellectual property current landscape in the U.S.
After reading and initially finding the book light and informative, I stumbled on few sentences, suddenly changing my whole opinion about the book and its author.
It is, in my opinion, One more of the long line of pretenders clinging for public support but representing the opposite interest. Trojan horses or wolf's in sheep's skin.
Are you Inventor? Beware
After reading this book, I see two points bringing attention.
1) Inventor commission based on NET company profits
2) Patent Assignment
Both create a disadvantage for the Inventor.
The NET?
After subtracting all expenses, I would not be surprised that the Inventor owes money to the licensee.
The talk about "ethical corporations" is not worth the paper it is written on.
In reality, there is a paper with numbers on it, and God only knows what is really behind all listed "expenses."
2) The forced Assignment?
It shows the true face of the corporations he works for.
In short, the Inventor is losing their invention in exchange, not for payment but a promise.
"The Assignment" creates more problems than it solves. For example, as described in this book, the author suggest that the Inventor may take advantage of the assignee's purchasing power by buying the product from the manufacturer.
Really?
www.paperbee.net/warren-tuttle-new-book-inventor-confiden...
Warren Tuttle new book "Inventor confidential" - Inventors BEWARE!
"Inventor confidential" by Warren Tuttle.
Recently I received a new book that was supposed to enlarge my understanding of the Intellectual property current landscape in the U.S.
After reading and initially finding the book light and informative, I stumbled on few sentences, suddenly changing my whole opinion about the book and its author.
It is, in my opinion, One more of the long line of pretenders clinging for public support but representing the opposite interest. Trojan horses or wolf's in sheep's skin.
Are you Inventor? Beware
After reading this book, I see two points bringing attention.
1) Inventor commission based on NET company profits
2) Patent Assignment
Both create a disadvantage for the Inventor.
The NET?
After subtracting all expenses, I would not be surprised that the Inventor owes money to the licensee.
The talk about "ethical corporations" is not worth the paper it is written on.
In reality, there is a paper with numbers on it, and God only knows what is really behind all listed "expenses."
2) The forced Assignment?
It shows the true face of the corporations he works for.
In short, the Inventor is losing their invention in exchange, not for payment but a promise.
"The Assignment" creates more problems than it solves. For example, as described in this book, the author suggest that the Inventor may take advantage of the assignee's purchasing power by buying the product from the manufacturer.
Really?
www.paperbee.net/warren-tuttle-new-book-inventor-confiden...