http://www.resourceshelf.com/2006/12/14/briefs-2-skype-version-30-released-for-windows-new-features-added-to-birds-eye-imagery-from-msn/ A daily newsletter with resources of interest to information professionals, educators and journalists. Sat, 22 Nov 2008 02:18:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.resourceshelf.com/2006/12/14/briefs-2-skype-version-30-released-for-windows-new-features-added-to-birds-eye-imagery-from-msn/#comment-105957 ResourceShelf » Resource of the Week: Patent Searching for the Rest of Us Thu, 19 Jul 2007 02:05:25 +0000 http://www.resourceshelf.com/2006/12/14/briefs-2-skype-version-30-released-for-windows-new-features-added-to-birds-eye-imagery-from-msn/#comment-105957 [...] If there’s a search you’d like to run regularly, you can subscribe to an RSS feed for it after the first time you execute it. Do this for as many searches as you like. Other RSS feeds are available here, for general intellectual property news, and for the site’s discussion forums on Patent Lens itself, patent informatics, intellectual property, and “technology landscapes.” – By the way, Gary briefly mentioned Patent Lens in a post here last December. The same post also includes some other patent search resources, such as: + Google Patent Search (easy, but with a number of limitations) + FreePatentsOnline (which offers several fee-based data delivery and analysis services) + IP Newsflash Patent Family Search (based on INPADOC data) + Clearly Understood (concept searching for patents) + Freshpatents.com (loaded with RSS feeds) + Delphion (U.S. only, unless you’re a paying subscriber) + Braindex (worldwide; they’ll throw in a “free” 3 day, 2 night vacation if you buy their Patent Downloader software for $99.95) + The Canadian Intellectual Property Office database (”75 years of patent descriptions and images”) [...] [...] If there’s a search you’d like to run regularly, you can subscribe to an RSS feed for it after the first time you execute it. Do this for as many searches as you like. Other RSS feeds are available here, for general intellectual property news, and for the site’s discussion forums on Patent Lens itself, patent informatics, intellectual property, and “technology landscapes.” – By the way, Gary briefly mentioned Patent Lens in a post here last December. The same post also includes some other patent search resources, such as: + Google Patent Search (easy, but with a number of limitations) + FreePatentsOnline (which offers several fee-based data delivery and analysis services) + IP Newsflash Patent Family Search (based on INPADOC data) + Clearly Understood (concept searching for patents) + Freshpatents.com (loaded with RSS feeds) + Delphion (U.S. only, unless you’re a paying subscriber) + Braindex (worldwide; they’ll throw in a “free” 3 day, 2 night vacation if you buy their Patent Downloader software for $99.95) + The Canadian Intellectual Property Office database (”75 years of patent descriptions and images”) [...]

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