Module 9 Intellectual Property and the Law Flashcards

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IP Categorises

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  • Copyright
  • Desings
  • Trademarks
  • Patents
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2
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Automatic protection

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  • Copyright
  • Unregistered design rights
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3
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Application required for protection

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  • Trademarks
  • Registered designs
  • Patents
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4
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How long does copyright protection for literary, musical and artistic work (inlcudes books, images, photos)?

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70 years after authors death

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5
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How long does copyright protection for sound and music recordings last?

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70 years form when it was first published

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How long does copyright protection for films?

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70 years after death of director, screenplay author and composer

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How long does copyright protection for Broadcasts last?

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50 years from when it was first broadcast

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How long does copyright protection for layout of published editons of written, dramtic or musical works last?

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25 years from when it was first published

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9
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Is there a databsae of copyright protected work?

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No

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10
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Is the copyright protection symbol necessary?

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No

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Can copyright protected work be used without permission?

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  • Yes when deemed as ‘fair dealing’
  • Usually for non-commerical teaching use
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12
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What is an open source licence in regards to copyright?

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  • Owner may wish to remain the owner
  • But not want to benifit commercially
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Unregistered design right protects what and how long does it last?

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  • Original design
  • 3D shapes only
  • Apperance does not include colour, material, texture etc
  • 10 years after first sold or 15 years after it was created which ever is earlier
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14
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How long does a tradeamark last?

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  • 10 years after being registered
  • Renew 6 months before or after expiry
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Trademarks must be distinctive and there are strict rules what are they?

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  • Cannot be offensive
  • Cannot be missldeading
  • Cannot be something so general
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16
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Can using a name without registaration be protected?

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Yes but one needs to have used a name or mark so that goodwill and reputation has been generated.

17
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Registered design rights protect what and how long does it last?

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  • Includes 2D shapes and includes colour, lines, texture etc
  • 25 years, application renewed every 5 years.
18
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What are patents and how long do they last?

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  • Protects inventions and innovations such as drugs and production methods
  • Can cost £4000 or more
  • Last 20 years from initial filing anual renewal fees
  • Application will be made public 18 months after filing
19
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What could cause a patent to be void and what could be used to help?

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  • Non-confidential discussions before application means it is in the public domain
  • People should sign an NDA’s
  • A trade secret might be a better option
20
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Methods to resolve IP disputes

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  • Cease and desist
  • Agree to license or credit
  • Agree to coexist
  • Use a mediator
  • Legal action (expected to have explored other avenues above first)