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    Intellectual Property: Original Creative Works That Have Economic Value and Are Protected by Law - Encarta Encyclopedia

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    Intellectual Property

    Original creative works that have economic


    value and are protected by law
    – Encarta Encyclopedia

    Saubhagyini Singh
    Intellectual Property Law and Rights

    Owners are granted certain exclusive rights to a variety of


    intangible assets, such as

    i. Musical, Literary, and Artistic works

    ii. Discoveries and Inventions

    iii. Words, Phrases, Symbols, and Designs


    How do I protect my innovation?
    Copyright: Exclusive privilege
    to authors to reproduce,
    distribute, perform, or display
    their creative works.

    Trademark: Word or symbol


    used by manufacturers to
    identify goods.

    Patent: A legal protection


    granted by the government.
    CASES
    >> Gillette

    >> Coca Cola

    >> Nike

    >> Nokia
    Bibliography

    Texts:
    ‘Intellectual Property Licensing: Forms and Analysis’
    by Richard Raysman, Edward A. Pisacreta, Kenneth A. Adler.

    Websites:
    www.entrepreneur.com

    Articles:
    ‘ Fighting for Intellectual Property Rights.’ - The New York
    Sun 

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