Intellectual Property is original property created in someone's mind. It can be a play, a novel, a product invention, a marketing plan, a logo or many other things. But, note that not every idea will be classified as intellectual property. To be intellectual property, the idea must be marketable and valuable in some manner. Though there are many different types, all intellectual property is innovative, developed through a creative process, and intangible. intellectual property is handled in the same
PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS. Bhargavi. M VIII Semester BA LLB, JSS Law college, Mysore. Introduction Intellectual property is an incorporeal
It is essential to note that intellectual property is everywhere in motion pictures, from the script -which can be based on other works, real events or persons- to the soundtracks, costumes, characters, lines, and technical performances . Even the diverse technologies and equipment have been subject to costly patent wars since the first innovations of the Lumière Brothers and Thomas Edison in the late nineteenth century . With the apparition of the latest digital technologies, IP laws are consistently
Intellectual Property Management for Business Advantage Role of NGOs/Civil Society Groups Besides mandated Law by parliament, NGOs play major role in preserving Intellectual Property Rights. They act in the benefit of people to encourage creativity and innovation. At the point when the Commission on Intellectual Property Rights distributed its report Integrating Intellectual Property Rights and Development Policy in 2002, a key finding was the current impact of NGO movement in connection to intellectual
This paper is about the PESTLE analysis of India. This is an analysis managers carry out before considering entry into a country, they look at various factors and how it will impact their businesses, and this analysis also helps them make strategic decisions. INDIA India is one of the oldest civilizations in the world with vast cultural heritage. It has achieved all-round socio-economic progress during the last 67 years of her Independence. India has become self-sufficient in agricultural production
LSM The impact of intellectual property rights on preserving the competitive advantage. A case study of Apple Inc’s iPhones . Word Count: 14,014 Abstract The world today has rapidly developed into a services industry where knowledge is power. Knowledge provides means of acquiring newer technologies which then businesses can then use to create new products. In this context, IPRs become a valuable asset that firms can use strategically to lessen or prevent competition. IPRs are basically
the growth of the use of media, like television, for the 1.1 billion people in India, Intellectual Property rights have become a “boon for the nation.” The framework of the IP protection system consists of the Patents Act (1970), the Copyright Act (1957), and the Trademarks Act (1999). Culturally, intellectual property contributes to “human progress and creative expression.” Economically, intellectual property can be regarded as “an exclusive, intangible asset” that can result in a competitive advantage
The application of copyright laws to the art of stand-up comedy became a serious topic of investigation for legal scholar because there is a demand of more protection for jokes’ protection. A famous American comedian, Patton Oswalt, who has been a victim of joke-stealing, wrote a post on his website claiming for more protection of his creations. He complained about the fact that the popular belief that stealing material between each other is so common, so regular in the stand-up comedy that copyright
Trade dress is a form of intellectual property. It denotes the visual appearance of a product and its features which may include its packaging, shape, combination of colors which may be registered and protected from being used by various competitors with relation to their business and services. The characteristic of the product includes their shape (3 dimensional), packaging, color, graphic design of the product. In Qualitex Co. v. Jacobson Products Co., Inc. , the U.S Supreme Court confirmed that
They include both the Company’s paper and electronic records and also the systems that store, process or transmit Company information. Chevron’s intellectual property, which includes the Company’s trade secrets, patents, trademarks and copyrighted material, is also a key Chevron information asset. Proper Access and Use Chevron policies safeguard our information assets against theft, unauthorized disclosure