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The Best Times To Get A Grip On Your Startup's IP
03 September 2015
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What's a tech startup's most valuable asset? It's
not the seed money. It's not the workspace. And it's
definitely not the espresso machine or Ping Pong table.
The priceless heart of a promising startup is its intellectual
property (IP) — the disruptive idea, the brilliant invention,
the genius breakthrough. This hot commodity needs to be protected
by patents, copyrights and/or trademarks, but these aren't
enough.
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