February 14, 2010 
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Many of you are aware that since 2002 I have been writing a regular column for IAM magazine, IP Investor. We recently changed the title to The Intangible Investor, to reflect the more complex nature of IP assets and new
ways they are being measured and monetized. In IAM 39 I also provide some insight into how my career in film scholarship (I was teaching at Columbia) morphed into a serious regard for IP rights. The piece is called “A Curious Journey” :pdf
I'm a long-time intellectual property observer, adviser and editor, who is in close close contact with the leading holders and most influential people. I track the latest trends and developments, and monitor patent and other IP transactions, strategy and performance.
Since 1988 I have been working with IP holders, managers, lawyers and investors to properly explain the importance of their assets to key audiences, frame disputes and convey transactions.
My five books, including the IP best-seller FROM IDEAS TO ASSETS, deal with IP rights as business assets. THE INTANGIBLE INVESTOR, the column I have been writing for IAM Magazine since 2003, looks at ways IP rights impact stakeholders. For my complete bio visit www.brodyberman.com or click on the link below.
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