Exporting Citations/Bibliographies in ProQuest and Scopus

The Intellogist Blog takes a look at the ease and functionality of getting that important bibliographic information from the search system and into your customer's hands!

Product Manager George Shreck describes how the input of patent attorneys was integral in the development of Patent Workbench™ in a new interview at the Intellogist Blog.

Patent war in smartphone industry - everybody is suing everybody else. Here is a collection of visualizations of patent war in mobile industry.

Smartphone patent suits

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Ok why don't we start with something other than the usual Apple/Android this week:

Hewlett-Packard

HP spinning off it's PC hardware business is causing some anxiety amongst suppliers. HP will actually continue to make laptops for the Japanese market. Speaking of Asian computer markets, China was shipped 18.5 million units surpassing the US for the first time in the 2nd quater of 2011. Samsung denies any interest in taking on HP's computer…

Simple, advanced, semantic, command line, and now visual search forms...how do you prefer to search?

Samsung couldn't have paid for a better publicity campaign than Apple's numerous lawsuits against it. After all, if Apple is to be believed, the Galaxy tab and phone are just like the iPad and iPhone but cheaper...no wonder Apple is worried! I'd bet anything that the Galaxy tablet and phones will now sell more than if Apple had never sued, not that we'll ever really know.…

Prior IP: Patent Cluster Visualization

The Intellogist Blog checks out this neat patent search system with a nice twist: patent cluster maps and statistical analysis. What do you think of this system/

Register for a 30 day free trial on BolivenPRO – the premier patent search platform

Boliven.com hosts a searchable online database of over 100 million scientific documents. Boliven has developed a set of search, analytics and data export tools to evaluate public records and peer-reviewed documents.

The premium Boliven service is BolivenPRO. ipInsiders can now…

Recently I had to conduct an interesting prior art and freedom-to-operate patent search. I had to analyze some patent lawsuit cases. From my previous practice I know some great services for litigation alerts. But it was quite hard to find some good search tools to find specific cases.

It's quite hard to find national databases of IP disputes. Should you know…

The meaning of “patent landscape” is difficult to pin down. The Intellogist Blog interviews a patent analysis expert about his views on patent landscape studies.

SumoBrain is one of the best search engines for finding previous patent prior art.

http://patent-ed.blogspot.com/2011/08/visual-guide-to-finding-prior-patent.html

CiteSeer is another great free resource for finding non-patent prior art

http://patent-ed.blogspot.com/2011/08/visual-guide-to-finding-non-patent_21.html

The IET Digital Library is another great place to search for non-patent prior art.

http://patent-ed.blogspot.com/2011/08/visual-guide-for-finding-non-patent.html

The IEEE is a professional organization with some of the best collections of technical information.

http://patent-ed.blogspot.com/2011/08/visual-guide-to-finding-non-patent_22.html

The Software Engineering Institute's digital library is yet another great resource for finding non-patent prior art.

http://patent-ed.blogspot.com/2011/08/visual-guide-for-finding-non-patent_22.html

Dpsace@MIT is an excellent repository of digital technical documents and is fully accessible to anyone with an internet connection.

http://patent-ed.blogspot.com/2011/08/visual-guide-for-finding-non-patent_411.html

The Social Science Research Network or SSRN is an incredible collection of journals on a wide variety of subjects. It's easy to search and best of all it's completely free.

For the purpose of my search for prior art related to touch screens let's check out their Information Systems Network section. I can navigate there by following the link in the left sidebar.

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Cruisin’ Car Patents

Danny Rooney has fun with some neat (and strange) car patents in this blog post.

Do you have a local car cruise you like to go to? Ever seen any especially weird cars?

Patent Workbench™ File History Viewing Features

A detailed look at the File History view within the Patent Workbench™ Reader--learn how to save time and increase your efficiency and accuracy while analyzing patent file histories. We talk about sorting documents, Claims Summaries, and…

There's a lot of info in the latest Intellogist Blog post I've written up...it's like three posts in one!

Search Tidbit Roundup and Trial Offer for Intellogist Blog Readers

We examine if Google Related and Zanran could be worth your time as prior art…