Replies to post #106744 on World Surveillance Group Inc (fka WSGI)

[montanar]

I join and share in your happines Mide. BANZAI!

[mide]

One other comment. This patent filing was not done for the purpose of shoring up a sagging stock price over night...or with that intent in mind at all.

This was done as part of a greater plan in the works for quite some time, to assure a successful outcome.

A totally different plan than Mr Huff envisioned.

I KNOW, the amount of time expense and costs this entailed, based on my own experience.

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Before dawn there is darkness.

[trunkmonk]

Mide, I did not own any shares at the last shareholder meeting, In fact, I stated that Huff was way off target to approve another 100Mil shares. everyone, including some of todays bashers jumped all over me. His reason was they needed capitol because things might start happening quickly, of coarse he must have meant down hill. I said no, everyone else said yes, that is why I waited to buy, waited for proof and now here we are. wish I had bought all at these levels, but hey, I see things advancing more so than ever before. I still remember bob jones sitting at a table of un-assembled parts, not near any completion of anything.

[sami1327]

mide you said...

“Those of you who do not realize how big this announcement is in reality, cost, and importance of protection and potential upside to your investment in this stock, I understand. But it really is a big deal.”

This tid-bit of info confirms your thoughts...


http://www.piperpat.com/IPInformation/Introduction/WhyShouldIFileaPatent/tabid/4269/Default.aspx





Why Should I File a Patent?
The reasons for filing a patent application are as varied as are the reasons for the existence of the vast numbers of industries, buinesses and products that populate our daily lives – but the main reason that dominates an applicant’s decision to file a patent (or any Industrial Property for that matter) is to maintain an advantage gained through brilliant innovation, small hard-earned incremental advances or even through good luck.

Filing a patent application is all about maintaining and exploiting a market or a technological advantage. A patent allows its owner a legal means to prevent would be competitors from gaining a foothold into a particular area of commercial endeavour that would not otherwise be possible. Patents can be used positively as a means to capture an area that needs to be developed, or they can be used negatively as a deterrent to unauthorised copiers. Either way they are a formidable commercial tool.

Patents provide the platform for making important commercial decisions – they are all about how best to use limited capital resources for greatest impact. It has been said that Patents allow innovators to gain vital bridgeheads into technical areas which can be exploited to:
• Consolidate a Strong market position.
• Provide new Revenue streams through the licensing or sale.
• Gain investment funds to develop and market new products.
• Increase in negotiating power through cross licenses or Joint Venture agreements.
• Provide the basis for a company culture based on innovation, brand presence and design.
• Provide a positive image to potential investors, customers, manufacturers and distributors
• Attract and retain key personel enabling new products to be developed further and
• Secure Overseas markets, distributors and alliances.

If you wish to learn more about a possible Filing Strategy with case studies please go to the Patents topic in the Articles section of the Virtual IP Library.





http://finance.alphatrade.com/story/2008-07-28/PMZ/200807281040PRIMZONEFULLFEED147245.html

Sanswire Partner Tao Technologies Files Patent Application Covering New Airship Design

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., July 28, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Sanswire-TAO Corp., the joint venture equally owned by TAO Technologies GmbH and the Sanswire subsidiary of GlobeTel Communications Corp. (Pink Sheets:GTEM), today announced that Dr. Bernd Kroplin, president of TAO Technologies, filed a patent application in Germany for "Segmented Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Equipped With Energy Medium." A registration number of 10 2008 002 939.4 was assigned to the patent.

Dr. Bernd Kroplin and TAO Technologies concurrently filed an application for the invention under the PCT or Patent Cooperation Treaty, for international protection in the majority of the world's countries, including all of the major industrialized ones. The technology protected under the patent and to be transferred to Sanswire-TAO for registration in the US, Canada and Mexico distinguishes the Sanswire-TAO's lighter than air (LTA) unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) program from all competitors.

"This new concept represents a complete re-thinking of airship design," said Jonathan Leinwand, Chief Executive Officer of GlobeTel Communications, "For years, Dr. Kroplin, inventor of the segmented design, has been challenged with developing a technology superior to previous high-altitude designs ranging from lighter than air blimp shaped airships to heavier than air fixed wing designs, and after nearly 15 years of development and thousands of test flights we have enormous confidence in his revolutionary design."

Leinwand continued, "Many programs have been working on high altitude long endurance platforms to meet the demands of today's world, but no design has been able to successfully remain in the stratosphere for an extended duration. Sanswire and TAO will demonstrate that long endurance stratospheric flight is possible."

Sanswire-TAO intends to file a utility patent for the "Segmented Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Equipped With Energy Medium" with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) under the guidelines provided by PCT.