Intellectual Property (IP)
Law of Intellectual Property and Bioinformatics
... ntellectual property (IP) is an intangible right exercisable and asserted in respect of a material or tangible work 1 ...‘intellectual property’ was used as a specific legal term in mid- nineteenth ...
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Research and Enlightenment of Intellectual Property Insurance
... of intellectual property ...as intellectual property rights protection and insurance awareness, data analysis, talent reserve, and practical ...the intellectual property ...
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Perceptions of intellectual property: a review
... The TRIPs agreement marks the beginning of a debate that has to a large extent resulted in the negative reputation of the intellectual property system. Patents are considered to “cause death, suffering and ...
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International Illicit Convergence: The Growing Problem of Transnational Organized Crime Groups' Involvement in Intellectual Property Rights Violations
... “intellectual property theft threatens the very foundation of a dynamic, competi- tive and stable economy”); see also Wayne, supra note 69 (stressing the importance of IP for the American economy and for ...
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Commercialization of Intellectual Property (IP) for Small and Medium Enterprisers (SMEs) in India
... the Intellectual property (IP) as a magical word and they think that the game can be understood only by the experts or the trained ...the Intellectual property (IP) generate wealth in the ...
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Critical Review of Intellectual Property of its Issue and Challenge
... of intellectual property right , issues and problem ...sense intellectual property (IP) is a group of property which includes intangible masterpieces of the human being intellect, and ...
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Accounting for intellectual property?
... particularly more political than this seemingly fact-based argument suggests. Most recently, the initiative of the Australian Government to deepen further research on this issue was not accepted by other members of the ...
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Intellectual property disclosure as ‘threat’
... Two mechanisms sustain both the explicit joint venture contract and the tacit market coordination agreement. If a …rm observes its rival failing to comply with its obligations it either (1) enters and competes in the ...
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Intellectual Property Rights in Smes
... Their intellectual property needs and concerns are, therefore, dependent on the nature and scale of their operations and on their relationships with other entities and ...
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Artistic creation and intellectual property
... of intellectual property (IP), which is a much debated topic in recent years as a result of the emergence of new communication and copying technologies, the globalization of culture, and the large ...
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The Marriages of Intellectual Property & Insurance
... point of view i.e. the company must not infringe any already existing patent in the respective field. IP insurance is one step ahead in the management of IP portfolio. Effective management of intellectual ...
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Intellectual Property, Innovation, and the Future: Toward a Better Model for Educating Leaders in Intellectual Property Law
... Intellectual Property, Innovation, and the Future Toward a Better Model for Educating Leaders in Intellectual Property Law SMU Law Review Volume 64 | Issue 3 Article 9 2011 Intellectual Property, Inno[.] ...
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The History of Intellectual Property Taxation: Promoting Innovation and Other Intellectual Property Goals
... The History of Intellectual Property Taxation Promoting Innovation and Other Intellectual Property Goals SMU Law Review Volume 64 | Issue 3 Article 2 2011 The History of Intellectual Property Taxation[.] ...
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Intellectual property
... works, photographies, and other similar creations, and the so-called rights related to copyrights; the rights of interpreting artists (singers, other musicians, dancers, actors and others interpreting works); producers ...
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The Public Perception of Intellectual Property
... Initially, SOPA and PIPA had widespread, bipartisan support in Congress and appeared headed towards adoption as legislation. 57 In December 2011, however, a collection of technology and Internet companies came out in ...
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Intellectual Property Aspects of Robotics
... and intellectual property: protecting computer-generated works in the United Kingdom’, in Tanya Aplin (ed), Research Handbook on Intellectual Property and Digital Technologies (2017 Elgar); ...
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Intellectual Property and the Incentive Fallacy
... The whole idea of copyright and patent law is that people won’t create or invent things without incentives. If people can just swoop in and make copies, the reasoning goes, these necessary incentives will be lacking. ...
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Intellectual Property Law
... Intellectual Property Law SMU Law Review Volume 66 Issue 5 Annual Texas Survey Article 7 2013 Intellectual Property Law David L McCombs Phillip B Philbin Hamilton C Simpson Follow this and additional[.] ...
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Intellectual Property Law
... Intellectual Property Law SMU Law Review Volume 64 | Issue 1 Article 18 2011 Intellectual Property Law David L McCombs Phillip B Philbin Nick B Nelson Follow this and additional works at https //schol[.] ...
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Intellectual Property Law
... Intellectual Property Law SMU Law Review Volume 63 | Issue 2 Article 20 2010 Intellectual Property Law David L McCombs Phillip B Philbin Donald E Tiller Follow this and additional works at https //sch[.] ...
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