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Enterprises in the protection and management of their trade secrets. ... trade secrets are protected as a form of intellectual property (“ip”) which broadly ...

Trade secrets generally refer to information that is secret and has commercial value. reasonable steps must be taken by the owner (such as ...

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By ls paine · 1991 · cited by 50 — how we allocate rights in ideas may affect the quality and kinds of intellectual products that are produced as well as their quantity and dissemination.

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In particular, the rights granted by the ip system enable owners of ip rights to have exclusivity over their trade secrets, trademarks, designs, inventions, and ...

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By jd dunn · 2007 · cited by 7 — traditional types of "intellectual property" used in secured transactions include trademarks, patents, and copyrights. this paper describes trade secrets ...

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As used here, “intellectual property” includes patent, copyright, trademark, domain name, and trade secret law, as well as treaties affecting those rights both ...

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In practice, trade secrets might be of an even more intangible nature than other intellectual property rights such as trademarks, copyright and patents. indeed, ...

Same view that trade secrets do not give rise to property rights.13 ... protection of interests in intellectual property - a human rights perspective on the ...

With results analysed in an intellectual property protection index. index scores (maximum score was 7) and ... category 4: trade secrets and market access.