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Thinking that patents are the only intellectual property
Thinking that you don’t have any intellectual property
Relying on one type of intellectual property protection
The product has global market – I want to patent it everywhere!
Failing to conduct prior art search
Publishing your IP before securing your rights
Doing It Yourself
The IP protection is not linked to your business plan
Relying on a single patent
Failing to create original trademark
Avoiding to regulate your IP rights in contracts
Other myths & mistakes
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