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1.10 Protecting Designs and Intellectual Property
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What is Intellectual Property (IP)
An idea that has been
physically
created which didn't
exist
before
E.g book, film, handbag, car manufacturer's name
badge
Why can an idea alone not be intellectual property (IP)
It has to be in
physical format
for it to be recognised
What is
copyright
The legal right that provides protection for works and lasts for
70
years in most cases after the
death
of the creator of the work
Which act covers copyright
The Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988
Where are the
patents
submissions made to
Intellectual Property Office
What do Registered Designs cover
The appearance and decoration of a product
For up to how many years are registered designs registered
Up to
25
years
What is a logo
Graphical symbol instantly identifibale and unique to make
brands
stand
out
from others
What is a
trademark
Can incorporate
graphics
but simply consists of
words
How often must a trademark be renewed
Every
10
years
What is the registrant entitled to after registering their trademark
1.Ability to take legal action
against
counterfeit and any others who use their brand
unauthorised
2.They can use the
TM
symbol
3.The right to
sell
and
license
their brand
What are the main types of IP
Copyright
Patent
Registered
design
Trademark
What are some examples of open design use of developing countries
Water pump
and
purification systems
Ploughs
Aerial ropeways