I need a honoest person to release or publish my inventions either by Holly wood film or as a book in abroad?
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You have a grave misunderstanding about protecting inventions.  Copyrighting is only designed for communications media like books, photos, DVDs, etc. you cannot protect inventions with copyright.\n\nPatenting an invention is one of the most complicated and difficult and expensive things you can do, unfortunately.  A good honest patent attorney is a must, good luck.
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Hell yeah! In fact, can I get a bunch of copies from you? I want to sell them and make a bunch of money!
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Look up the US Patent Agency online, see if someone has thought of it first. Then go from there, they have a fairly good self help center.
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No money, but i'd like to work on your project.\nI am in the job, too. Filmmaker for docs in a public european tv. Sharing your opinion on tv. What about getting in contact ?
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Go to a patent Lawyer, but first record all details of your invention, then stamp it with a large stamp of the realm, then sign across the stamp, have a trusted witness sign it, then post it to you, Recorded delivery, keep all postal documents, then put them in a safe together with the received post. UNOPENED! This is your proof Timed, Posted, received, and dated, unopened and not tampered with.\nNow Go and register your invention with a patents lawyer.
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You can do this at the US Copyright Office. The application is fairly simple & the cost is $30 per application (it will likely rise to $45 by July 1).\n\nI posted direct links at the US Copyright Office as well as some handy resource sites.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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Self-publishing could be a good option. Check out the sources for some sites. There's also plenty of books on the subject -- check out Amazon or even your local library.\n\nAlso, be sure to copyright your work. You can do this at the US Copyright Office. Go to the 5th link in the source box for Literary Works. The application is fairly simple & the cost is $30 per application.\n\nIf you are selling any products in connection with your works(e.g. toys, clothing, etc.), it is strongly advised that comprehensive research be conducted to ensure that the name you're interested in is truly available. \n\nThis entails searching the pending & registered Federal and State trademark files as well as the US National Common-Law files. Then, if clear, you can decide if you would like to file for a Federal or a State trademark. \n\nResearch is needed to make sure your trade name is legally available, before opening, before expansion, before incorporation or before designing your logo. Similarities in sound, appearance and meaning affect you too!\n\nThere are 16+ million trade names in use in the United States. Similar names matter, if close in sound, appearance or meaning. Similar names in related classes, distribution channels and customer matter too. You are affected by Common Law use (14 million), State Trademarks (500,000) and Federal Trademarks (2 million).
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how much time do you have?\nfirst, today, mail yourself 5 copies of your ideas in seperate envelopes. you wnat the postage cancellation date. if you go to the post office and get a hand cancellation, they are always bold and obvious. \nthe extras are for contingencies. do not tell anyone you have 5 envelopes, if anything let them know you have only1, and keep the others in seperate "hidy holes"\nwhen you/if you go to an attorney, he gets an unopened letter.\nthis proves the date of your idea.\nwrite the patent office, ask for requirements for a patent and how to access their records for a search.\ni do not know what the records look like, but gvt records have a shorthand notation of content. if you have amechanical device then agricultural, medical, hydraulic..... items are not going to compete with your ideas.\nyou have to prove to the p o that your idea is not a logical extension of an existing idea.\nexample is the release button on ratchet wrenches. great idea, but it was ruled an idea whose time had come.\nhow extensive do you go? if you are smart enough to figure out several great ideas, you probably will get an inkling of how much you will have to do.\nwhat industries would likely use your ideas?\nwrite to the leaders, conceptually give them an idea of what you have, explain (if you can) what is in if for them to buy your idea(s)\nat some point you will have to establ;ish your idea date. that is 1 reason for multiple letters.\nif you have to sue, you better have a letter to open in court.\nhaving one for discovery won't hurt.
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If you're really paranoid about financial and legal details, do this: \n\n1. Write the ideas details completely and thoroughly down on paper and mail it to yourself as a REGISTERED letter.  \n\n2. Before divulging your material to someone in a meeting, have them sign a privacy agreement.  Recording such a meeting on tape - with their verbal agreement - would also be a good idea, if you are meeting face to face.\n\nIf the person/group tries to later claim they created your material before you did, you have two legally valid proofs that they are lying.  This has stood up in courts in the past as proof of copyrights and who created such works.
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go to http://www.uspto.gov\n\nThey have guides on how to do a patent, the forms needed, the costs, etc.  However, their best recommendation is to use a lawyer
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Check out Booklocker at the source.  Using their system you can self publish and keep all rights.  Read the FAQ's.  They will help you with many of the publishing tasks for a reasonable fee; or you can do most or all of it yourself.  They are selective but will review almost anything.  Good luck with your book.
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you can go to any publishing company and ask them about that... if your story is interesting, they'll agree to publish your story.
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Look in your local bookstore or library.  There are many books about submitting your book/manuscript and how to get an agent to do it for you.
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A great place to look is www.springwise.com  They are constantly looking for and reporting on the newest ideas around the world. While you are at the site sign up for their newsletter (free).\n\nThey unearth fantastic ideas.
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if you want to patent something go to your main public library, they usually have materials for a patent application.\nIf you want to publish it write it up and send it to a peer reviewed journal which covers the field you are working in. If they like it they will accept and print it. If they don't they will send it back with at least two reviewers comments which will hopefully help you to improve your work.\nEither will involve a lot of work.
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I know where you can get an invention protected....\n\nwww.provisionalpatenttemplate.com
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Get a Patent and drop me a line