I have a really good idea for patenting but I don’t want to give it to Amazon via filling with them. I believe it will be a really
important feature in the future streaming world. I also don’t know how/where to start to build it. Any suggestions from who survived from startup ideas or entrepreneurship? Maybe I should file patent with my money first.
#startup #patenting #streamcompanies
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Why would they allow that kinda stuff ....
Unless you have investors that see a clear licensing or a litigious path to monetizing your protected idea - the patent could sit on the shelf. Or worse, be so niche that competitors find other entry points around your filing.
Easy to burn a ton of capital (and time) on something that’s never used or defeated by a technical workaround.
Also, don’t do research, design, or work on any company owned property (laptop, etc). Or consult anyone you work with...as it can be claimed as property by your employer.