Free dissemination of patent information

V. D. Zinoviev and B. L. Genin

World Patent Information, 1996, vol. 18, issue 4, 211-213

Abstract: The move toward the international exchange of patent information on electronic media could make access to patent documentation difficult for end-users. It is proposed that offices should adhere to the principle of the free nature of official information, as has been the case with patent information. The possible negative results of widespread distribution of MIMOSA are analysed.

Date: 1996
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