Welcome to Open-IP.org

Open-IP.org is an industry-wide consortium of intellectual property stakeholders created to ensure the establishment of a thriving online patent market.

Open-IP will develop a Multiple Listing Service (MLS) for intellectual property. Open-IP.org will provide cohesion to a fragmented market and widen access to and increase demand for innovation.

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	Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License Chosen for Open-IP XML
	Apr. 7, 2008
	An open-source license has been chosen for the Open-IP XML data sharing standard. We have chosen the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License. This allows users to share, copy and re-distribute the XML standard for both commercial and non-commercial use. This license has two restrictions.

	Version 1.4 of the XSD Ready for Comment
	Mar. 19, 2008
	This version of the XSD incorporates comments from the recent Open-IP.org symposium at the Broadmoor. The most significant change is the renaming patent offering to technology offering to support undisclosed technologies from technology transfer centers.

	XSD Incorporating Support for Non-Disclosed Intellectual Property Ready for Comment
	Dec. 12, 2007
	Based on feedback from three major portals, the following XSD is ready for comment. The principal change is that now it supports technologies without explicit patent/application numbers disclosed. Patent Offerings XSD

	Patent Offering XSD Ready for Comment
	Dec. 6, 2007
	Open-IP.org announced today, the preliminary XSD for patent and technology syndication. The XSD is open for comments through January 2, 2008 at which point it will be converted to a working model to be demonstrated at the February, 2008 Symposium. The goal of the XSD is to assure that the data syndicated is compatible with current portal business models,...

	Preliminary XSD for IP-XML Standard Group Formed
	Nov. 26, 2007
	To syndicate data to and from member portals, the first step is that portals must be able to communicate to the syndication server and both send and receive patent marketing data. The method used in modern electronic data interchange (EDI) is called XML. The document that defines the XML is called an XSD (XML Schema Document). Developers...

	Open-IP Applies for 501c3 Status
	Nov. 16, 2007
	Open-IP.org recently incorporated in the State of Colorado and has applied for 501c3 status as an industry interest group promoting a strong and fluid marketplace for intellectual property. The 501c3 appilcation takes from 4 to 6 weeks to process. Updates will be available at the open-IP.org site as new information comes available.