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One of the main aims of copyright is to incentivise the creation and dissemination of new works by giving authors, artists, musicians, ...

Copyright is an intellectual property right that protects content expressed in tangible forms. the ... defamation law in relation to defamatory content).

Ip law does this through the provision of incentives for innovation and its dissemination and commercialisation, by establishing enforceable property rights for ...

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This booklet introduces the main types of ip and explains how the law protects them. it also introduces the work of the world. intellectual property ...

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This type of ip protects products with a distinctive and recognisable look. note that a registered design does not protect the functional aspects of a product – ...

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By w fisher · 1987 · cited by 518 — patent law protects inventions and some kinds of discoveries. trademark law protects words and symbols that identify for consumers the goods and services ...

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Maybe you should have taken that intellectual property course in law school after all!) ... protection: that which is to be protected must be a.

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Process, intellectual property can be the most valuable asset of your business. ... the more such steps a business takes, the less likely it is that a.

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Of legislation that promotes and protects private investment in economic ... to be assured that their intellectual property rights will be protected and ...