Doug Collins, Author at Council for Innovation Promotion (C4IP)

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Doug Collins

Congress must fix U.S. patent system

The U.S. is losing its technological edge. Congress must intervene to take it back.

Two bipartisan bills can revitalize American innovation

Passing PERA Assures Patent Eligibility for All Useful Inventions

Supreme Court has weakened U.S. patents, cue Congress

Everybody loses in the end: Billion-dollar government prizes won’t improve on market incentives

Prince George’s Political Updates: Congressman Ivey Visits Tech Summit

Replacing patents with prizes bad for patients

C4IP hosts Roundtable on PG County Innovation Ecosystem

Prizes in place of Rx patents not the cure needed

US patent bills: Will they live up to their promises?

Patent Office Rulemaking Can Curb Abuses via America Invents Act

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