Protecting intellectual property 1 (Edexcel GCSE Computer Science): Flashcards
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Intellectual property (IP)
Intellectual property (IP)
Unique creations from human creativity & thinking
UK law protecting IP (1988)
UK law protecting IP (1988)
Copyright Designs and Patent Act 1988
Copyright protection - automatic?
Copyright protection - automatic?
Yes, automatic - no registration or fees needed
Copyright protection duration
Copyright protection duration
70 years after the creator dies
Copyright protects what aspect of an idea?
Copyright protects what aspect of an idea?
How the idea is expressed, not the idea itself
Patents protect what?
Patents protect what?
Inventions and new ways of doing things
Are patents automatic?
Are patents automatic?
No, must apply, prove novelty, and pay fees
Patent exclusive rights duration
Patent exclusive rights duration
20 years
Licensing agreement purpose
Licensing agreement purpose
Gives others permission to use copyrighted work
Public domain meaning
Public domain meaning
Work can be used freely by anyone for any purpose
Trademarks protect what?
Trademarks protect what?
Visual identity: logos, lettering, colours, words/slogans
® symbol meaning
® symbol meaning
Registered trademark
™ symbol meaning
™ symbol meaning
Unregistered trademark
Trademark registration duration
Trademark registration duration
10 years
© symbol indicates
© symbol indicates
Copyright protection
