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    TITLES There are three common types of intellectual property; patents, trademarks, and copyrights. First, the patent which is a privilege of the property right owned by the inventor, in other words it is the property right of an invention. The duration of the patent is twenty years from the time when the inventor invented the invention. There are some people who sell a patent product without the authorization of the patent holder; this process is called infringement. If the patent holder discovered

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    Professor Zili Yang Econ314 11.26.2014 Hyunsup Yoon The problems of Intellectual Property Rights In China Abstract After Deng Xiaoping’s reform and opening up policy in 1978, China recorded an annual average growth rate of 9.67 percent in China. This is approximately three times higher than the average annual growth rate of global economy which is 3.3% within the same period. Past 29 years, due to rapid growth rate, China ranked the 2nd in trade volume and size of economy. However, many side effects

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    marks/ what constitutes TM? We are about to discuss about the proprietor’s right to prevent third parties from infringing trademarks which are being governed by Article 5 of the TMD. According to Article 5(1), there will be an infringement of trademarks if third party uses similar or identical signs to the trade mark in the course of trade. As an alternative way to protect trademark infringements, the UK has incorporated another legislation through the directive, which is s10(3) of TMA 1994 with the

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    apply for the copyright, The Walt Disney Company will become the party that tort the law and have to change their logo because they are not allow to use the Waltograph anymore because the law entity. Therefore, every company should register their trademark and copyright for their brand name and logo to avoid the

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    merchandising. The relationship between IP rights and sport is an ancient concept and closer than some thought .”Sport shows intellectual property in action. Patents -encourages technological advances that result in better sporting equipment. Trademarks brands and designs contribute to the distinct identity of events, team and their gear. Copyright –related rights generate the revenues needed for broadcasters to

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    Greater Noida. Mob. 9717047774 Abstract Now a days protection of Intellectual Property Rights has become a very essential aspect for every country because so many Intellectual Properties are of national interest. Copyright, patents, trademarks, designs and even natural resources contains national importance. TRIPS enforces a powerful mechanism for protection of Intellectual Property Rights. This paper seeks to provide an introduction to the role played by WTO

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    inventions, or works that become their property. The owner of this property then has rights to the property. These rights protect the products of human intelligence and creativity. These rights have been categorized into three subjects: patents, trademarks, and copyrights. Each of these three categories have their own set of laws and policies. Each policy is set into place for specific reasons to protect the owner’s and their intellectual property from being subjected to intellectual property theft

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    Cyber and/ or Internet Laws Cyber Law is the law that regulates the internet. Meaning, laws or a specific law connected to the internet and/ or computer crimes. Two emerging trends and legal issues involving cyber law are E-mail contracts, and cybersquatting. There are many more cyber laws, but we will just discuss these two today. “E-mail contracts are contracts completed using e-mail. E-mail contracts are enforceable as long as they meet the requirements necessary to form a traditional

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    Research Paper On Naruto

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    Everyday millions of people will take at least one selfie and post it to a social media site. Half of the time these people will be within eyesight of an animal, do you ever wonder what they think we are doing? Just imagine, what if your dog or cat have ever wondered what it would be life to take a selfie. Well one animal did, Naruto the monkey picked up the camera of a photographer and snapped a selfie. This led to a big controversy, people were arguing that the selfie copyright belonged to Naruto

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    Pros And Cons Of Safepac

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    Deciding whether or not SGP can register SafePac as a trademark According to the registration of the SafePac by SGP, there are few issues that requires to be addressed by the legal department in decision making. The company by the name Safe Choice had registered SafePack and SafePacs trademarks in 2002 and had these names listed in the USRTO. The SGP can base their argument on the words being used as SafePac have different spelling as that of SafePack and SafePacs. This slight difference in spelling

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