Intellectual Property pt2
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- Really? What are those two categories?
- Could you further explain by any chance?
- Of course! Industrial property talks about patents, trademarks, industrial design, and geographical indications for an invention
- Industrial property and Copyright
- Oh cool! What about copyright?
- Wait, back track. What exactly is a pa-tent.. or a trademark??
- Oh, right. Copyright grants all artists protection over their inventions. It touches bases with literary work, films, music, artistic works, and architectural design.
- To register a trademark, an application must be filled with the appropriate national orregional trademark office. It has to contain a clearreproduction of the sign filed forregistration. Finally, the rights applied forcannot be the same as, or similarto, rights already granted toanother trademark owner.
- ohhh.
- A patent is a rightgranted for an invention, providing ownerswith protection for their inventions. It's necessary because they provide incentives toowners by recognizing theircreativity and offering the possibilityof material reward for theirunique inventions.
- Yeah, and a trademark is a signthat identifies certain goods orservices produced or provided byan individual or a company. Trademarks may be one or acombination of words, letters andnumerals. They my include symbols, drawings, or shapes.
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