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1.1. Meaning of Intellectual Property
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Define Intellectual Property.
Hint
Think about what kind of creations can be protected.
- 2.
What does copyright protect?
Hint
Consider books, music, and art.
- 3.
What does Intellectual Property protect?
- A. Only artistic works
- B. Creations of the mind
- C. Only inventions
Hint
Think broader than just one category.
- 4.
True or False: Trademarks can protect names and logos.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider what makes brands unique.
- 5.
Consider a software developer who creates a new app. Discuss whether they should seek copyright or patent protection for their work and why.
Hint
Consider the nature of the work – is it more art or innovation?
- 6.
Analyze the impact of trade secrets on business competition. What are potential risks of relying on trade secrets?
Hint
Think about real-world scenarios of companies losing trade secrets.
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