Articles related to "Intellectual Property Rights"

A general introduction to intellectual property rights (IPR), which summarizes the types of IPR and its relevance in today's world.

Will imposing economic sanctions on China reduce piracy and counterfeiting? What is the solution for protecting intellectual property rights? Is there a solution?

In Australia a free trade agreement with the United States means bad news for Aboriginal communities, just as it was for First Nations in Mexico, Chile and Canada.

Robert R. Lech, Esq., of Lech Law LLC, has answers for a few frequently asked questions about computer law.

Although an intellectual property law firm is often beneficial, if not necessary, there are plenty of resources available to find intellectual property information.

Our concepts of individuality and intellectual property rights are concepts that are fairly new when looking at the grand scale of history.

Indigenous knowledge systems are hot property in the global marketplace, heralding a new age of colonisation through the new "papal bull" of Intellectual Property Rights.

Learn about practical components in sample service level agreement documentation that protects both overseas clients and their outsourcing service providers

Patent infringement cases generally have one of two conclusions, either a simple and succinct patent infringement settlement early in litigation, or a lengthy trial.

Anyone who writes a blog and works in the corporate world should be aware of the risks when blogging about their job. Here are a few tips to keep in mind.

In a tight credit market, lenders and investors want to see verifiable information in a business plan's analysis. When seeking financing or investors, show the facts!

Beware of email link to what appears to be an article about "F.B.I. vs. Facebook." The link may download malicious Storm Worm Virus on the Computer through the internet.

A summary of some indigenous statements and declarations for aboriginal intellectual and cultural property rights and ethical standards from around the world.

The Law of Attraction helps understand how life unfolds. Enjoying good health, money, uplifting relationships form the core of teachings from Abraham-Hicks.

E-waste is a growing environmental problem which does not lend itself to traditional waste management solutions. An integrated life cycle approach to e-waste is needed.

With Michael Jackson's official website receiving more than 16 million monthly visitors, an impressive number of King of Pop mementos and souvenirs originate from China.

Scrabble is one of the most popular games ever invented, played by children and families in millions of homes, in tournaments and online.

As a defense against low-cost manufactured goods from China, trademark lawsuits are proving to be a more effective international trade strategy than high tariffs.

The following websites offer full-length Christmas movies and beloved animated classics in their entirety, for free.

A copyright owner has the exclusive right to reproduce, distribute, perform, display, or license his work. Congress regulates this under authority of US Constitution.

The digital age--it's easy for someone to steal your Internet or print freelance writing without permission. Find out how to copyright or register intellectual properties

The future of the US-Japan alliance rests heavily on the future of China.

On arrival in Thailand, one of the first items on any tourist's shopping list is likely to be a replica purse or designer handbag.

Americans trust that ingredients on food labels are complete and safe. Yet few know and even less approve of the undisclosed, Genetically Modified food in the pantry.

Internet censorship is a more common practice than may be assumed; but, does censoring the internet do more harm than good?

McDonald's vigorously protects its global brand against a basketball player, an Australian topless bar, a satirical website and even the Merriam-Webster dictionary.