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Este Cmap, tiene información relacionada con: Forms Of Intellectual Property, FORMS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Definition They are legal rights granted to the individual. The right to prevent others from exploiting or abuse their intellectual creations., However, this is no longer the important determining feature, as design rights are now directed towards the ‘individual character’ of a design. There are two important international systems in operation for the protection of industrial designs: the Community Design system and the Hague Agreement. Requirements -It must fall within the definition of a ‘design’. -It must be novel. -It must have ‘individual character’., MAIN FORMS OF IP. ???? COPYRIGHT, SECRET KNOW-HOW Definition This form of IP usually relates to a technology process or manufacturing method, which is not patented either because it does not satisfy the criteria for patentability, or because a decision is made not to patent it, sincen order to apply for a patent, full details of the process must be disclosed., COPYRIGHT Definition Copyright is a form of IP designed to protect the rights of a creator of literary and artistic works, computer programs and databases. It does not provide protection for the ideas, concepts or inventions in these works per se., TRADEMARKS Definition A trademark is the symbol by which the goods of a manufacturer or trader can be identified and distinguished from the goods of others., MAIN FORMS OF IP. ???? DESIGN RIGHTS, MAIN FORMS OF IP. ???? PATENTS, MAIN FORMS OF IP. ???? TRADEMARKS, FORMS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ???? MAIN FORMS OF IP., MAIN FORMS OF IP. ???? SECRET KNOW-HOW, This form of IP usually relates to a technology process or manufacturing method, which is not patented either because it does not satisfy the criteria for patentability, or because a decision is made not to patent it, sincen order to apply for a patent, full details of the process must be disclosed. Manage This form of IP usually relates to a technology process or manufacturing method, which is not patented either because it does not satisfy the criteria for patentability or because a decision is made not to patent it, since in order to apply for a patent, full details of the process must be disclosed., DESIGN RIGHTS Definition However, this is no longer the important determining feature, as design rights are now directed towards the ‘individual character’ of a design. There are two important international systems in operation for the protection of industrial designs: the Community Design system and the Hague Agreement., PATENTS Definition A patent is a legal title granted to an applicantfor protection of an invention. It is a registerable form of IP. The patent is granted for a limited period by the patent office, acting as an instrument of the government in the country in which the patent is applied for., A trademark is the symbol by which the goods of a manufacturer or trader can be identified and distinguished from the goods of others. Requirements -Must be distinctive. -Must not be descriptive of the goods. -Must not be capable of deception or confusion with marks already applied for or registered., A patent is a legal title granted to an applicantfor protection of an invention. It is a registerable form of IP. The patent is granted for a limited period by the patent office, acting as an instrument of the government in the country in which the patent is applied for. Requirements -The invention must be novel (new). -It must involve an inventive step (not obvious). -It must be capable of industrial application. -It must not fall into the ‘excluded’ category for non-patentable matter., Copyright is a form of IP designed to protect the rights of a creator of literary and artistic works, computer programs and databases. It does not provide protection for the ideas, concepts or inventions in these works per se. Who do I protect? Original literary, dramatic, musical and artistic works, published editions of works, sound recordings, films, videos, broadcasts and cable programmers, computer programs and databases.