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World intellectual property organization
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One of the intense legal buzzwords of the late 1990s through today is "Intellectual Property Rights" (IPR). The issue was first raised in 1873, when foreign exhibitors refused to display their products at the International Exhibition of Inventions in Vienna because they were afraid that their ideas would be stolen and used for monetary gain by people in the other countries. In order to address these fears the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property was signed in 1883 which ...
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Intellectual property and the property rights movement: should intellectual property be accorded the same protections as tangible forms of property?(RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT)
Regulation
; ... cumulative creativity and other social ends. Trademark law goes further yet, allowing a broad range of uses of valid trademarks by news organizations as well as competitors (comparative advertising) and parodists. Trade secret law does not prohibit reverse engineering ...
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Intellectual Property Rights in the Global Economy.(Book Review)
Journal of Economic Issues
; by Keith E. Maskus. Washington, D.C.: Institute for International Economics. 2000. Paper, ISBN: 0881322822, $25.00. 266 pages. The protection of intellectual property rights, patents, copyrights, trade secret protections, and trademarks has a long history. In recent decades, interest in the topic
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Sellers proceed with caution: The Far East's response to the Western concept of "intellectual property rights"
Orange County Business Journal
; Intellectual property rights long have been recognized in the Western culture. The first known Western intellectual property law legislation was the English Statute of Monopolies, which was enacted in 1623. Thereafter, the founding fathers of the United States recognized their citizens' rights to
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Fact Sheet: Department Of Justice Increases EnforcementAnd Protection of Intellectual Property Rights
U.S. Newswire
; WASHINGTON, March 30 /U.S. Newswire/ -- In March 2004, the Department of Justice created the Task Force on Intellectual Property to examine the Justice Department's efforts in addressing the increasing problem of intellectual property theft. The Task Force examined how the Department protects
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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS:STEPHEN PINKOS
Congressional Testimony
; Statement of Stephen Pinkos Deputy Director , U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Committee on Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Oversight of Government Management, the Federal Workforce, and the District of Columbia July 26, 2006 Introduction Chairman Voinovich,
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Capital budgeting for international investment in intellectual property rights.
Review of Business
; Dispersion of Intellectual Property It is a commonplace observation that technology has become a global commodity. However, profitable exploitation is limited by the ability of the owner of intellectual property rights to enforce them in every foreign nation where the technology is to be applied.
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Intellectual Property Rights Week.(Opinion & Editorial)
Manila Bulletin
; INTELLECTUAL Property (IP) refers to any creation or product of the human mind or intellect. It can be an invention, an original design, a practical application of a good idea, a mark of ownership such as trademark, literary and artistic works, among other things. Today, IP is considered a key
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Defending Intellectual Property Rights in the BRIC Economies
American Business Law Journal
; I. INTRODUCTION Protecting intellectual property rights in Brazil, Russia, India, and China, collectively known as the BRIC economies, has become an important policy focus of the U.S. government. These important emerging economies have not yet fully developed intellectual properly protection and
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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS:ARIF ALIKHAN
Congressional Testimony
; Statement of Arif Alikhan Vice Chairman and Executive Director, Taskforce on Intellectual Property , U.S. Department of Justice Committee on Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Oversight of Government Management, the Federal Workforce, and the District of Columbia July
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Symposium: Intellectual property rights and federal antitrust policy: Introduction
Journal of Corporation Law
; In the last few years antitrust has confronted intellectual property issues with a frequency and level of complexity seldom seen before. To be sure, judges deciding antitrust cases have dealt with antitrust issues since early in the century.1 The result has been a sizeable body of law relating to
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