Exam Flashcards
The IOC has never owned its marks and symbols with the borders of any country except Switzerland (the country it is located)
True
What did these two conventions create?
Paris convention for the protection of industrial property (1883)
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Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Work (1886)
These two conventions created The World Intellectual Property Organization
What was the goal of the World Intellectual Property Organization?
The goal of the organization: to promote the protection of intellectual property throughout the world through cooperation among states
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To ensure administrative cooperation among the intellectual property Unions
What were the two branches comprised of the Intellectual property?
Industrial property: primarily in inventions, trademarks, industrial designs, and appellations of origin, and…
Copyright: primarily in literary, artistic, photographic, and audiovisual works
Dr. Kamil Idris
Former director of general of WIPO
What By-law states the IOC is responsible for the protection of the Olympic flag, symbol, and motto?
By-law rule 6: It shall take every appropriate step possible to attain their legal protection on a national and international basis
Director of Legal Affairs of the IOC
Howard Stupp
How much money was spent to change the Olympic logo?
1.7 million to create a new logo but they just changed the colours and then flipped it upside down
How many nations signed the Nairobi Treaty? Who were some countries that did not?
Only 55 countries signed onto the Nairobi treaty
Canada, China, US and more refused to sign it
What did the Nairobi Treaty detail?
If you sign the treaty, your government recognizes that the IOC government in Switzerland owns the 5-ring symbol in their country
Who won the rights to host the 1976 Olympic Games?
Montreal won the rights to host the 1976 Olympic Games
What is Section N193?
After the Canadian government failed to protect the olympic symbol, words, and flag, Toronto lawyers Sims Hughes Ashton Mckay takes on the act of trying to fix everything. They release Section N193 - the section that protects trademarks.
Why did the Canadian Register of Trademarks 3 Part test fail the first time?
- There must be a significant degree of government control (The olympic treaty states they’re free of government control with no government influence)
Why did Sims Hughes Ashton Mckay later win using the Canadian Register of Trademarks 3 Part test?
They went back and win their appeal as they proved through evidence that they have a significant degree of government control
1988 games location
Calgary Games of 1988
What was the Blood in the water water polo match? And where was it located?
Blood in the water water polo match - hungary vs soviet union 1956 - bloodiest game in olympic history
Horst Dassler
Horst Dassler was founder of coca cola and ISL Marketing
Who did ISL also partner with?
ISL Marketing was also partnered with FIFA - 1982 FIFA World Cup
The only place to bid for 1984 games?
LA
Which games made the most ever?
LA Games Made 250 million - most a game has made ever at this point
Which games were one of the only games to gain a fund?
1984 LA Privately funded games - one of the only games to gain a fund
What is TOP? And which games were the first to use it?
TOP = The Olympic Program
1988 Games - Calgary first to use TOP
Which player on the Dream team basketball team covered the Reebok logo?
Micheal Jordon as he had a player sponsorship with Nike
Which olympiad was intended to be a milestone on the road to a new way of life?
Games of the XX Olympiad (1972)